Famo.us Angular

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A concrete claim: Famo.us makes imperative JavaScript animations perform at 60fps and is usable inside Angular via Famo.us/Angular integration; the team builds a live demo (developed in ~1 month) that wires UI Router, ngRepeat and ngAnimate into a Famo.us render tree and it generally works though fonts and template loading hiccups appear onstage. A companion 300‑line tool called Sheets library lets developers write responsive, selector‑based JS presentation rules and is open sourced.

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1. 0:00Animations and Famo.us intro
2. 1:11Rich interactivity challenges
3. 3:58Imperative vs CSS animations
4. 5:30Famo.us performance core
5. 6:56Famo.us render tree approach
6. 8:02Live Famo.us Angular demo
7. 10:41Famo.us Angular integration
8. 12:31Famo.us Angular state today
9. 13:34Inline JS in templates problem
10. 15:23Sheets for responsive animations
11. 17:09Sheets demo in Famo.us
12. 18:32Famo.us Angular future
13. 19:39Angular 2 and WebGL plans
14. 20:41Closing remarks

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