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LINE Securities: Page Stack revisited
sunderls2020-06-15
sunderls is a front-end engineer
2 years ago I posted an article about why and how we achieved Smooth page transition with Page Stack. We adopted this approach for LINE Securities, and pushed it a little further. In this article, I am going to show you what we have done to improve it, and also what problems we are currently facing. Header parallax transition In case you haven't read my previous post, allow me to do a brief recap on what Page Stack is. Page Stack is basically an approach that mimics nativ
Easy code-splitting with grow-loader
sunderls2018-01-23
sunderls is a front-end engineer
Hi, I'm @sunderls from LINE MANGA team where I mostly write JavaScript. Did you know that you can read free Manga directly from LINE1)? Has anyone tried it? As we shared on our previous post, LINE MANGA: Smooth page transition with Page Stack, LINE MANGA is built with web technologies. Because it runs in within the LINE app, we have put in a great effort to create a smooth user experience, and as one of the means to accomplish our goal, we have chosen code-splitting. Today, I'd like to introduce
LINE MANGA: Smooth page transition with Page Stack
sunderls2018-01-17
sunderls is a front-end engineer
Hello, my name is ＠sunderls, and I am involved in LINE MANGA as a JavaScript developer.Have you all noticed that you can now read manga on LINE?1) If this is a news to you, tap the more button (...) and then the LINE MANGA menu to take a ride through countless awesome manga available on LINE.To let you in on a little secret, the screen you are seeing below is implemented with web-based technology. We think the smoothness of the screen transition is close to that of a native app. What do you thin
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