Skip to content
Avatar
  • Block or report user

    Block or report rcaferati

    Block user

    Prevent this user from interacting with your repositories and sending you notifications. Learn more about blocking users.

    Report abuse

    Contact GitHub support about this user’s behavior. Learn more about reporting abuse.

    Report abuse
2.4k followers · 77 following · 58

Highlights

  • Arctic Code Vault Contributor
rcaferati/README.md
React Full-Page Transitions Award-winning Portfolio Website
react-awesome-slider demo
react-awesome-slider demo
  • 📱  Currently focused on end-to-end React Native mobile applications
  • 💬  For professional enquiries ping-me on LinkedIn or schedule a call directly on my Calendly page

Pinned

  1. react-awesome-slider

    React content transition slider. Awesome Slider is a 60fps, light weight, performant component that renders an animated set of production ready UI general purpose sliders. 🖥️ 📱

    JavaScript 2.1k 213

  2. react-native-really-awesome-button

    React Native button component. Awesome Button is a 3D at 60fps, progress enabled, social ready, extendable, production ready component that renders an awesome animated set of UI buttons. 📱

    JavaScript 990 101

  3. react-awesome-button

    React button component. Awesome button is a 3D UI, progress, social and share enabled, animated at 60fps, light weight, performant, production ready react UI button component. 🖥️ 📱

    JavaScript 950 113

  4. web-animation-club

    CSS controlled animations with transitionEnd, onTransitionEnd, animationend, onAnimationEnd events and frame throwing. Tiny javascript library with cross-browser methods to handle css animation/tra…

    JavaScript 49 8

13 contributions in the last year

Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Mon Wed Fri
Learn how we count contributions.
Less More

Contribution activity

February - April 2021

rcaferati has no activity yet for this period.

January 2021

Created 10 commits in 2 repositories
Created 2 repositories

Seeing something unexpected? Take a look at the GitHub profile guide.