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1 Integrating GNU ease.js

Before diving into ease.js, let’s take a moment to get you set up. How ease.js is integrated depends on how it is being used—on the server or in the client (web browser). You may also wish to build ease.js yourself rather than downloading pre-built packages. Depending on what you are doing, you may not have to build ease.js at all.

Getting GNU ease.js: How to get GNU ease.js
Building: How to build GNU ease.js
Including: Including GNU ease.js in your own project
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