I don’t know if the questioner is talking about the rapid construction of front-end projects or h5-related libraries.
The former can be solved using Yeoman, refer to http://yeoman.io/learning/. Relevant generators can be found here, there are many h5 related generators.
If you are talking about lib, there are really too many, such as GreenSock or tweenjs.
Let me tell you, just use the new version of flash to create a canvas, then do various animations, then export it, then modify it a little bit, and you can use it. Take a look at createjs.
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If it is a tool: there are many H5 tools if you search for it
For example, this one from Baidu: http://h5.baidu.com/store
If you define the animation yourself:
Use the animation library:
https://github.com/daneden/animate.css
http://daneden.github.io/animate. css/
I don’t know if the questioner is talking about the rapid construction of front-end projects or h5-related libraries.
The former can be solved using Yeoman, refer to http://yeoman.io/learning/.
Relevant generators can be found here, there are many h5 related generators.
If you are talking about lib, there are really too many, such as GreenSock or tweenjs.
I like to use snabbt.js
Let me tell you, just use the new version of flash to create a canvas, then do various animations, then export it, then modify it a little bit, and you can use it. Take a look at createjs.
Just use related services, such as Popcorn Rabbit, Baidu H5 and so on
Use WeX5, simple drag and drop, complex ones are also OK, http://www.wex5.com/wex5/
animate.css library
I started using an open source animation library from NetEase 2 years ago, and it is basically satisfactory. NEC