CSS Animation, and Creating Art with Code, with Rachel Smith

This episode of the Versioning Show features front-end developer Rachel Smith from CodePen. Tim and David discuss with Rachel the intersection of art and code, the evolution of web animation, and the limitless creative potential within coding.

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Key Discussion Points:

• Rachel's journey from Flash animation to utilizing CSS, JavaScript, and HTML5 for web-based artistic expression.
• The evolution of web animation technologies and the enhanced capabilities of modern browsers, particularly with WebGL for 3D animation.
• Strategies for creating accessible and beginner-friendly tutorials on complex JavaScript animations.
• Bridging the gap between design and development in animation, and tools like Framer that facilitate this process.
• Rachel's role at CodePen: balancing functionality and creativity within a user-friendly platform.

Show Notes:

• Rachel Smith on Twitter: @Rachsmithtweets
• CodePen: codepen.io
• Rachel on CodePen: codepen.io/RachSmith
• Rachel’s CodePen Blog: [link_to_codepen_blog]
• Rachel’s Blog Post on “Lerping”: [link_to_lerping_blog]
• RachSmith.com: [link_to_rachsmith_com]
• Rachel’s GitHub AMA repo: [link_to_github_ama]
• @mpjme (FunFunFunction): [link_to_mpjme]
• FunFunFunction on "Is Programming Art?": [link_to_funfunfunction_video]
• Framer: [link_to_framer]
• Twitter Links: @mdavidgreen | @tevko | @versioningshow | @sitepointdotcom

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