The GSAP team released the gsap‑skills AI knowledge base, enabling tools like Cursor, Claude Code and Copilot to automatically generate full‑featured GSAP timelines, ScrollTrigger setups and performance‑optimized animation code for Vue and React projects, turning complex web animations from guesswork into reliable production code.
The article explains that AI‑generated front‑end animations often appear stiff and PPT‑like, and introduces GSAP’s open‑source gsap‑skills package, which teaches AI tools proper use of GSAP’s core APIs, timelines, ScrollTrigger, Flip, SplitText, and more, with broad agent compatibility and free installation.
GSAP’s new gsap‑skills repository equips AI tools such as Cursor, Claude Code and Copilot with the official animation knowledge base, enabling them to generate complex timelines, ScrollTrigger effects and performance‑optimized code that previously caused crashes, while also guiding lifecycle handling for React and Vue.
This tutorial demonstrates how to create a Vue 3 component that animates a Kirby‑styled input field using GSAP, covering SVG drawing, component structure, animation timelines, regex‑based state handling, and integration of styles and interactions for a visually engaging form element.
The article details the end‑to‑end technical implementation of Bilibili’s “Da Li Chu Qi Ji” mini‑game, describing a GSAP‑driven 4‑second countdown, a PixiJS‑based core gameplay with custom resource loading and event handling, and the evaluation and integration of PAG, SVGA, and MP4 animation formats for reward effects.
This article explains why infinite scrolling is essential for large‑screen dashboards, analyses three implementation strategies, and provides a complete Vue 3 component—including BEM‑styled markup, GSAP‑driven animation, slot‑based content insertion, and optional hover‑pause behavior—to achieve a smooth, endless scrolling list.
This article walks through building a browser‑based Duck Hunt‑style shooting game using Vue 3 for the UI framework, PixiJS as the rendering engine, and supporting tools such as Vite, SCSS, mitt, and GSAP to handle asset loading, scene management, animations, hit detection, and responsive scaling.
This tutorial demonstrates how to easily create dynamic SVG animations by leveraging the GreenSock Animation Platform (GSAP), specifically focusing on TimelineMax and staggerFrom methods to manipulate DOM elements, apply easing functions, and sequence complex visual effects with minimal code.
