Thank you for building such a cool app with it! View transitions are always fun!

I just had a quick look and saw that you mentioned the site in the showcase channel on Astro's discord. Good on you! 😊

Hi Paul👋

If you like Bramus' toolkit, you might also be interested in the tools, tips and tricks shared on vtbag.dev

The Utensil Drawer A growing collection of lightweight utilities to help you craft polished view transitions.

If you enjoy @Bramus' View Transitions Toolbox, you should definitely also take a look at @vtbag.dev Utensil-Drawer: vtbag.dev/tools/utensi...

Ha ha, tried hard and failed epically. What lovely suggestions for future CSS properties.

Great result! Love seeing Astro + Svelte working so nicely together.

As for the vtbag.dev part: it was actually the other way round: From @fubits.dev I learned that trick of not redefining swap(), but executing the swap directly in the astro:before-swap event listener.

It would be nice if sibling-index could enumerate the position of pseudo elements.

There is not much use in indexing ::before and ::after but I would have plenty of use cases for ::view-transition-group(*), especially in combination with nested view transition groups or scoped view transitions.

It would be nice if sibling-index could enumerate the position of pseudo elements.

There is not much use in indexing ::before and ::after but I would have plenty of use cases for ::view-transition-group(*), especially in combination with nested view transition groups or scoped view transitions.

Delighted that nobody planed to name their app “Martr”. Perfectly safe as no one can pronounce it anyway.

Yes, that‘s what I heard 😇

@sarah11918.rainsberger.ca I think it is wonderful that Astro will not lose you entirely, and I am already looking forward to your “see you later” in the March newsletter. 😊

Chapeau and h/t to you. 🎩👏✨
I hope you enjoy your well deserved time off!

The lovely thing is that, despite the sadness that you will no longer be the guardian and champion of the Astro Docs, most the replies carry a sense of gratitude and fond memories.

Yikes, that’s surprising! Now you’ve got me curious. I’ll check it out later.

> They dont perfectly match

Hi @nerdy.dev, I reckon delaying the start of the green ball in codepen.io/argyleink/pe... would sync them? (requestAnimationFrame(()=>requestAnimationFrame(()=>ball2.classList.add(state)));

If you like Adam's article, you might also want to have a look at vtbag.dev/vector-demo/ and fun-with-view-transitions.pages.dev/episode/7/page

Sarah and Yan are both absolutely incredible people to have in your team and are a massive part of Astro's success.

If you're looking to make your docs better, you'd be missing the opportunity of your life by not hiring them!

Hello, and welcome to Fun with View Transitions! Embark on a journey into the marvelous land of the View Transition API.

==> SPREAD THE WORD

Hands-on tutorial for mastering View Transitions!

Seven interactive exercises guide you from basics to advanced techniques: morphing snapshots, healing text, and more.

Code at github.com/vtbag/fun-wi..., Episodes on vtbag.dev/fwvt/welcome/

Oh, neat. Waiting for images to render was my first thought. Getting more precise control over when the ::view-transition-new pseudo is captured would be awesome!

Yes, I saw it on the list: cross-document view transitions including `link rel=expect`.

(Element)-scoped view transitions are going to change the game once they hit baseline!

😅 True 🙂 Definitely not the same scale.

Danke für den Hinweis auf snapDOM, das kannte ich bisher noch gar nicht. Vielversprechend!

Yes, that is sad, but probably necessary.

Like making sure not everyone can just walk in and buy a firearm…
…well.

"Script can never read pixel content in the images. This is necessary since the document may embed cross-origin content (iframes, CORS resources, etc.) and multiple restricted user information (visited links history, dictionary used for spell check, etc.)"

github.com/WICG/view-tr...

Haha, looks like we are dreaming the same dream. 😉 And even though we would never abuse this feature ourselves, someone out there absolutely will.

I do not have much hope that browsers will ever fully fulfill this dream.

This is from the security section of the View Transition explainer:

So good! I laughed so hard. Totally made my day! Thank you, Vale!

Hey, this looks amazing! Congrats, you absolutely nailed it!

Welcome, Armand!

Because it seems to be the thing right now:

No shocks, please 😄 View Transition support is alive and well. Only the old <ViewTransitions /> name is going away, having been replaced by <ClientRouter /> for quite some time now.