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Framer Motion is an open-source motion library, which drives Framer X’s animations and gesture capabilities in React.js projects. If you are familiar with Popmotion, Framer Motion is the successor to the popular Pose animation library. Both libraries provide declarative API, which makes creating and orchestrating animations in React.js projects easy to implement.
In this tutorial, I want to demonstrate how to orchestrate animations with Framer Motion in React.js projects. We will implement animations in a declarative and imperative way. The output of this tutorial is a layout with sidebar menu, which we will animate with its elements.
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