With Anima it’s easy to animate over a hundred objects at a time.Anima gives you the ability to use delays and durations normally, even for pure CSS animations. It has two modes: JS and CSS. The first one doesn’t really use CSS transitions or @keyframes. On the contrary, it uses CSS transforms and 3d-transforms together with Javascript to create animation. You have full control over the flow, so you can start, stop, cancel animations and even create event-based stuff. CSS mode allows you to generate pure CSS animations, but it has limitations for parallel animations.
With Animatic it's easy to animate over a hundred objects at a time. Each item can have it's mass and viscosity to emulate realistic objects!
And it's only 7k when gzipped.
For Docs and Examples see: http://lvivski.github.com/animatic/
To suggest a feature, report a bug, or general discussion: http://github.com/lvivski/animatic/issues/
