Future plans

[codepunkt]

Imho, the API of this is easier to understand than that of alternatives for spring-based animations like (react-motion)[https://github.com/chenglou/react-motion].
I haven't done a lot of react native so far and do mostly react-dom stuff.

Was it just a proof of concept? I've read in another issue that it's better to treat it as beta and might not be the wisest choice to rely on it for production code.

Are there any future plans for this library from the current maintainers?
Is someone else thinking about using this in a product or already doing it?

Are there other alternatives with a similar API for react dom/web?

[st0ffern]

I am using it in production mode, and works fine.. I think this is supposed to take over the animated for both web and react-native when it is ready. Support for react-native is not there yet and that is why animated is a part of react-native.

[browniefed]

Not necessarily supposed to take over but that would be ideal for maintenance. Currently this is a fork from awhile ago to focus on web, Leland has since updated it to work with React v16.

Once v17 of React get released and async rendering is officially turned on then we'll see about making the performance of this library better.

[ralexand56]

Any plans to add typescript definitions?

[biels]

Any update on future plans? Does the "is supposed to take over the animated for both web and react-native when it is ready" still hold today?