Hi, I have a problem, how can I substitute .animation() now that is deprecated? I mean I have multiple values that can change, should I really use .animation(value) multiple times? What about I have 10 values? 10 .animation(value)?

all ten values change will trigger the same animation?

@Pigna questions new animation syntax:

should I really use .animation(value) multiple times?

If you have ten variables, any one of which could trigger a single animation, consider consolidating them into one computed var. Allow the one computed var to trigger your animation.

But I think one of the benefits of having .animation(value) is that you might have one value that changes a view's background color, another that animates text on screen, and others that move data, or fields into or out of view.

Having different animations based on different values offer more flexibility to designers.