.css method needs callback for handling -webkit-transition...

[peter.i.ehrlich@…]

as css properties can now in certain cases be time-based, the jquery method should should be a callback function.

[Rick Waldron]

Please submit a proposal for 1.7 ​https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dG0yTEs2ZTFWQUhDRUp5dzRyc3NwV2c6MA

[john]

Nominating ticket for 1.7 discussion.

[Rick Waldron]

+0, This is an interesting point, but I think it deserves more discussion

[jaubourg]

-1, No, transitions should be dealt with in animations first, then, and only then, should we consider re-routing .css to .animate when needs be.

[timmywil]

-1,

[paul.irish]

+0 I really like this idea but let's explore it via a duck punch before it heads into core.

generally it woud work like this

1) determine support for css transitions at load

2) if support, on every css() call with attached callback, bind to the associated transitionEnd event (or all of them)

2a) if no support, fire callback immediately after style change is made

3) when transitionEnd event fires, fire callback

Some relevant code is here: ​https://github.com/Modernizr/Modernizr/blob/cade16/modernizr.js#L1071-1090

[dmethvin]

-1, Plugin first.

[john]

-1, Seems like focusing on improving animate would be better (or having this as a plugin).

[ajpiano]

-1, Definitely an awesome idea but "plugin first," i.e., we want to see it happening :)

[scottgonzalez]

-1

[Rick Waldron]

Closing per 1.7 roadmap meeting resolution