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GSAP practice

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SSabin Bhandari
Last edited Jun 23, 2021
Created on Jun 23, 2021
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This example demonstrates a simple animated text element using GSAP, where the phrase “Hello React!” translates diagonally across the screen. It integrates React hooks, specifically `useRef` and `useEffect`, to manage the animation lifecycle. The code relies on GSAP’s `TweenLite` to animate the DOM node’s `x` and `y` properties over one second. The React component renders a styled message, and the animation is triggered once on mount, showcasing a basic interaction between React state management and GSAP’s tweening API.

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