Published inThe StartupCode We TrustA detailed look at the syntax of animation code, the architecture of good projects, real-world examples, and why you can trust Flow’s code.Nov 7, 2020Nov 7, 2020
The Roots of FlowThis article is a set piece of a series of writings which are an exposition of our thoughts, experience, and reflections from working in…Nov 5, 2020Nov 5, 2020
Animate and Ship 50 iOS Spinners in 48 hoursA fully transparent look at my process for discovering, curating, creating and shipping 50 iOS spinners in 48 hours.Nov 5, 2020Nov 5, 2020
How We Publish to DribbbleWhen we post shots to Dribbble, we often do so en masse. Here’s an open look at our process and how we manage the volume.Nov 4, 2020Nov 4, 2020
Learning to Animate By Stealing Other People’s WorkOur take on the art of finding design inspiration, picking it apart, rebuilding and owning your own creative expression.Nov 3, 2020Nov 3, 2020
Control, Craftsmanship and Code ExportOur approach to code export lets you maintain control and craftsmanship over your codebase.Nov 2, 2020Nov 2, 2020
Flow 1.7 – A Little LottieHeads down, commits up… We’ve been hammering away over the last month. The big ticket here, is a beta version of Lottie export.Mar 16, 2020Mar 16, 2020
The Power of TemplatesOne of the more subtle aspects of Flow is our code template engine. It allows us to very easily update and maintain or create new export…Jan 3, 2020Jan 3, 2020
React!Flow now exports React components! Adding a 3rd export platform is a major milestone for us because the true nature of Flow is starting to…Dec 20, 2019Dec 20, 2019
Web ComponentsThe latest release of Flow has an awesome new feature that lets you embed your animations in a website, using only a single line of code…Dec 13, 2019Dec 13, 2019
