@10xmylife: This website is awesome, it has all kinds of animations and is open source
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Introducing Amicro, an open-source React micro-interaction and transition component library that lets you add beautiful animations via CLI.
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This website is great, it has all kinds of animations, and it’s open source https://t.co/3PRDeOdXyv
Kiyotaka (@SubhanHQ): Introducing Amicro.
A curated library of premium micro-interactions and transition components for React.
Add beautiful card hovers, button interactions, and seamless transitions to your app with a single CLI command. ✨
Open source.
Try it:
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