In continuation of #290, I have seen doc a little apart from code explanation. I think we should add complete code snippets with reference to each feature react-spring is providing.
In docs, we're using <RewindSpring> Provider with context API. But this isn't visible to beginners as they first jump into official docs. It might be difficult for them to run a simple spring animation by looking at the already provided respective code snippet.
Here is the example that mostly beginners would trying to do:
<Spring from={{ x: 100 }} to={{ x: 0 }}>
{props => (
<svg strokeDashoffset={props.x}>
<path d="M7 2v11h3v9l7-12h-4l4-8z" />
</svg>
)}
</Spring>
by looking it as a reference:

I'd to suggest to write a Getting Started.md , demonstrate an example for spring. So user can replicate all other features. Or maybe we can add complete snippets of every reference example we are providing.
I hope you'd like the idea and I'd love to work on it.
Cheers !
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Coming from other animation engines like Greensock/Tweenmax, there are many things which is not obvious.
Agreed.
That's why we shouldn't let user to deviate or spend more time to find how to run the basic examples.
A bunch of demos will soon come, i'm making something like a demo page for it.
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Coming from other animation engines like Greensock/Tweenmax, there are many things which is not obvious.