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Play Getting Started with CSS Animations
Description
CSS animations allow you to create animations that go beyond simple property changes. Similar to popular animation tools, you can use keyframes to create more complex visuals. Watch the video to learn the basics of CSS animations and then learn more at https://aka.ms/CSSAnimations.
This video was written by Kirupa Chinnathambi - you can find more from Kirupa on Twitter.
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The Discussion
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Niner37877 Hello! Can you tell me, what VS code extension are you using for previewing your changes?
I've found one, but it's seems bit different than at video...
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Megasware128 @Niner37877: The editor used in the video was Atom. Not vscode ;)
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kirupa I used the Preview HTML package. For the other packages I use with Atom for web development, check out this short video I did on that topic.
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Christopher Sewell Hi my name chris how do u save something u changed on the paged