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Hey everyone. I've recently pushed some updates to TweenUI. The most exciting new feature is that you can now publish animations directly to the web and embed them anywhere using a few lines of javascript. That also means you can update your animation in real-time, anytime. I've also added the ability to add a click-through link to an animation. Other news include the scale effect and numerous bug fixes. Edit (basic features still free): I've also launched a paid plan to be able to continue improving the product. I'm working on getting a free trial out there, but until that's in place, I'd be happy to hook you up with a 1 month premium account. Just register and send me an email with your username!

Hi Monnone, I'm glad you like it! It's not using the canvas element though. What fooled you was probably that the main div has the id "canvas". Regarding putting the output scripts in separate files — I think that's a good idea. That would certainly make it easier to add the the animation into an existing page. I'm also working on a hosted version where you just need to add a few lines of javascript to include your animation.

Great to hear NandiTo! You've just made my weekend even better. :-P Be certain that it will keep improving, I'm working on it continuously. And I'd really love to hear what features you're missing the most!

Hey everyone. I made a short video that showcases the basics of the tool. Check it out here

jamiejefferson, since TweenUI uses GSAP as the engine, all critical effects (including motion and opacity) should be supported in virtually all browsers. Michael71, the site is built using Google Web Toolkit and a library called gwt-dnd to handle some of the drag and drop. And of course, GSAP is used too

Hello everyone, I've just released a new HTML5 animation tool that uses GreenSock JS as the engine. It's obviously an early version and there is room for a lot of improvement and many more features. But at this stage I'd really love to get some feedback from the GreenSock community. The tool gives you the source so you can build on whatever base you've created in it. You can check it out at http://tweenui.com So what do you think?