GSAP Guide for Web Animation Part.01

I finished the course in half a day since the lecture was uploaded! I had studied GSAP a little bit before, so I know a little bit about the basic grammar and I had done some simple projects. That's why I think I finished the course quickly. Before Beom, there was no instructor who provided online lectures on GSAP in my native language, so I listened to Udemy and understood it step by step, so I think I understood a lot of the concepts I didn't understand this time. Let me give you my honest feedback. Part 1 is a really basic lecture! Since it focuses on grammar and concepts, there aren't many related in-depth toy projects. However, you can create endless examples based on the grammar you learned in Part 1. (Just like you can create various examples with Pure CSS, you can create them using GSAP.) The reason I'm saying this is because I want to tell you that if you feel a little disappointed because there are few examples, or if you feel that it's too easy because it only teaches grammar, please refer to it. Since I already know the basic grammar, I am waiting for a more in-depth lecture with a larger amount of toy projects. Even so, the reason I bought this lecture is because it feels like a GSAP native language dictionary to me, I bought it to keep it and take it out whenever I forget the grammar or method usage. I feel dizzy, so please upload all of Part 4 as soon as possible. ㅠ

Wow, the lecture I was looking for is here... There are only lectures on vanilla JavaScript on the market, and no GSAP lectures except for the tutorials released within GSAP, but this lecture is really like lightㅜ I was looking for an animation library that can produce output in practice, and it's so goodㅜ Thank you so much for giving me the lecture, and since I'm grateful, please release the next lecture. I hope you'll be blessed, instructorㅎㅎ

As expected, Beom's lectures are trustworthy and listenable👍 This is the best lecture that is a must-have for those interested in interactive web!! I'm looking forward to the next lecture!! Beom, fighting!!🐯

I often have interaction projects, so I searched on Google and used the codes from related blogs, but I missed a lot of the basics. 😂 It's organized as a Notion document, so it's definitely easy to understand visually👍 The feedback is really good. The lecture quality is great. The explanations are detailed and problems are caught in advance. A little disappointing thing is that it would be good if you could add a few more examples. I want to see how it can be applied in this way with various examples. ㅎㅎ When you make a lecture, it takes a lot of time to make a good lecture, but even if it's not a lecture, I want to review the lecture content and see the instructor's various sources by giving a link to Codepan. Of course, you can search for it by keyword on Codepan, but it's hard to find sources created only using lectures. It was a really helpful lecture!

While working, I found gsap in another site's code, and I wanted to study it, so I took the course! I was at a loss when looking at English sites, but there was a course that taught me from the basics like this! It's so great and has so many fun and diverse functions that I think the future of animation is gsap! I'm really looking forward to the next part~

I felt the limitations of studying alone, so I decided to take the class! I'm still taking the class, but the detailed explanations are very helpful. ㅎㅎ I have to study hard until Part 3! Fighting everyone~!

Thank you for the kind lecture and detailed lecture materials. I would appreciate it if you could also add gsap that works when scrollingㅜㅜ I took the lecture without looking at the curriculum in detail, but the part I was really curious about was the scrollTrigger part... I was a little disappointed.

It was great! 😆 I'm going to do a project with a lot of interaction soon, and while I was trying to apply gsap to that project, I found this lecture and decided to take it. It was really helpful because I could do some hands-on practice in between, and I could code and watch the lecture myself! Among the interaction web functions, there are a lot of scroll-related interactions, so it would be great if there were lectures on scrollTrigger or scroll-related plugins! I really enjoyed the lecture, and I wish you a happy new year :)