Welcome to Syntax on this Monday hasty treat.

We're going to be talking all about scroll-driven animations.

We're going to be giving you a little bit of an introduction as to what they are, what you

can do with them, and just how incredible of an awesome new technology

this is for the browser. My name is Scott Tolinsky and with me as always is Wes Boss. What's up Wes?

Hey, Stoked to talk about this, it's such a cool

API that's hit, CSS and JavaScript,

and it's unreal, all the fun stuff you can do with it.

I'm so stoked.

This is one, View Transition, starting

style. There's so many cool new APIs, but this one in particular feels like it

has a lot of depth into what you can accomplish with it. So I'm stoked to see some of the things

that you're going to be talking about today. I'm also stoked to see my Century dashboard

because it does not show any major errors at this time because guess why we use Century to fix

those errors on the syntax website so if you're having bugs and issues and stuff on

your website you need visibility into that and you can get that with Century.

So you just sign up for Century, you drop a script in your site, next thing you know you're

cruising, you're getting all your errors popping in, you're getting those stack traces,

it's looking at your source maps, it's telling you exactly

where the problem is and who's hitting that problem. Maybe there's an obscure bug

with one specific browser. You're gonna know what browser it is and where that bug is. You can go fix that thing.

How many people don't have an issue. So if you want to check this out, head on under

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