What's the difference between CSS animations and JavaScript animations? ft Bruno Simon | Prismic

CSS is great for transitions and allow developers to make animations between a set of starting property values and a final set rather than between two states. JavaScript animation, are relevant when the animation requires a complex timeline, or if the animation is not supported in CSS.
Bruno Simon talked to us about the difference between CSS animations and JavaScript animations.

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00:00 Intro
00:13 CSS Animations vs JavaScript animations
04:04 Outro

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[YoniBinstock]

Great answer Bruno. Hit the nail on the topic.

[Falcrist]

If it's a simple state transition or series of states, CSS or Javascript work.
If you need actual logic, like you need to follow the cursor, then you can't do it with CSS.
Makes sense.