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While you can still import react-spring for the web version, you can now use @react-spring/web if you'd prefer to avoid installing the wrapper package for every other supported platform. You can use Yarn aliases to make it seamless. Every supported platform has its own package, which depends on @react-spring/core. The react-spring package re-exports the package of every supported platform, which means you can import react-spring/native like you could in v8. The react-spring/universal module has been replaced by @react-spring/core. In v9, you can use multiple "render targets" on the same page. This means you can animate 3d objects with @react-spring/three while animating DOM elements with @react-spring/web on the same page! 🤩 Click here for a demo. Currently, only the @react-spring/web package has a UMD bundle. Click here for the latest version. In the past two major versions, the "Render Props API" and "Hooks API" were provided by separate modules. In fact, each API had its own implem

React Spring Introducing v9.0 Edit on GitHub This page explains every feature introduced in v9. For breaking changes, go here . 🎨 The examples with graphics are editable. Platform packages While you can still import react-spring for the web version, you can now use @react-spring/web if you'd prefer to avoid installing the wrapper package for every other supported platform. You can use Yarn aliases to make it seamless. yarn add react - spring@npm : @react - spring / web@ 9.0 .0 - rc . 1 Every supported platform has its own package, which depends on @react-spring/core . The react-spring package

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