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Have you seen yet the ember-addon https://github.com/ef4/liquid-fire? Might be an idea to switch to, since it really works the ember-way. I have just started playing around with animations and comparing liquid-fire to your ember-animated-outlet-mobile library. On my page it seemed that the animated-outlet worked a bit smoother, but still have to do more testing.
Anyway, just wanted to check if you have seen this wonderful library yet.

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Also, when I added cordova to my Project, I saw it has overwritten some of my files without giving me any notice.
Not sure if just appending would be a better solution (maybe for the app.scss) but it should at least give a warning or ask overwrite? Yes/No

And when I tried to create an android app as well as an iOS app in the same repo it gave me some folder access error (I suppose because the cordova folder already existed).

Apart from that, I really wanna thank you for this project, it makes it possible to go from webapp to iOS app in less than an hour, which is just amazing.

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@Globegitter I haven't really gotten into liquit-fire yet but the idea of it seems good. It would be nice to have it so we could be able to do more animations than just transitions. I'd love to look into it more at some point to really test it out. I'm not against switching it out at all, just need to see that it's a viable replacement for the page transitions because to me, that's the most important one that I care about.

For the second one, I also had a coworker complain about that and I agree that it should prompt you instead of overwriting them. I've opened #46 and can hopefully get it fix within a few days

And lastly, with cordova, the way to add an android app is to add the android platform. ember cordova platform add android would add it. The build commands and such all take a --platform= option where you can set it to android as well.

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Can't speak to a comparison between your current animations approach and liquid-fire. However, I saw liquid-fire's creator Edward Faulkner give a talk at the NYC ember meetup recently, and was super impressed. Both with his rationale for things, as well as how thorough he been (including documentation).

So a +1 on liquid-fire being considered in some capacity, even if just as a worthwhile reference point.

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I'd love if someone put together a demo repo using it as a replacement.
Then we could take take a look and verify it's viable and then change it
here. I'm pretty busy currently at work so I haven't had time to try it out
myself

On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 10:11 AM, jvenator [email protected] wrote:

Can't speak to a comparison between your current animations approach and
liquid-fire. However, I saw liquid-fire's creator Edward Faulkner give a
talk at the NYC ember meetup recently, and was super impressed. Both with
his rationale for things, as well as how thorough he been (including
documentation).

So a +1 on liquid-fire being considered in some capacity, even if just as
a worthwhile reference point.

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Jake Craige
Poetic Systems
675 Bering Dr. Suite 725
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(281) 531-4060 - Office

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Can put a quick demo together by the end of the week if no one else has done it before

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That would be awesome! From a quick look it seems like the parts of it that
act as a replacement would be the Transition Map and (maybe?)liquid-outlet

Currently with ember-animated-outlet-mobile you have to define an
{{animated-outlet}} for each resource which is at best, annoying. So If the
transition map allows you to just define full transitions between routes
that seems great.

We may still need the outlet though for specific uses, ala iOS navigation
bar. The items in the bar transition differently that the main content of
the page so they have to be separate.

I don't really know though since I've never used liquid fire so I'm excited
to see the example repo. Thanks!

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Can put a quick demo together by the end of the week if no one else has
done it before

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Thanks,

Jake Craige
Poetic Systems
675 Bering Dr. Suite 725
Houston, TX 77057
(281) 531-4060 - Office

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If there are things we can put into liquid-fire to help out your use case please let me know. I definitely care about making it work well with cordova.

liquid-fire is still undergoing rapid evolution, as we work toward a solid 1.0 API.

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@ef4 Thanks. I'll definitely be checking it out when I get the chance as it looks awesome. animated-outlet is pretty dead and has some problems so I'm excited for another solution. Especially one so robust

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@jakecraige sooo, created a very basic demo at https://github.com/artificialio/ember-cordova-animation-demo and live http://artificialio.github.io/ember-cordova-animation-demo/#/
It is WIP, I am still getting to know liquid-fire better, some transitions seem to behave a bit strange and I also wanna add a bit more content and a liquid-if demo.

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@Globegitter Thanks for doing that. It's looking great so far. I just cloned it down and started playing and it's looking really nice..

The idea that all the transitions between routes is extracted out is pretty cool as it keeps most of the animation stuff out of your template/controller/routes which I like a lot.

Overall, it's looking really good 👍

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Posting this here for reference: https://gist.github.com/LinusU/7515016

It'd be awesome to have a folder for splash screens/icons in the public folder or somewhere that is then copied over to the proper places when building your app.

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Closing as I'd rather new issues be open with feature requests and such. If you want to request a feature or discuss it, just open a new issue :)

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