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| jeffrallen wrote:
| Upvote for the typo in the title. That's how my mom says it.
| kowlo wrote:
| The demos are very fun to play with, and I was surprised how
| brief the code was for each one... would be great to see a
| comparison to similar librairies
| FractalHQ wrote:
| Really cool stuff! The touch detection on mobile seems to be a
| bit wonky when I scroll through.
| metaphorical wrote:
| Thanks!
|
| The scrolling seems like a bug that was related to recent
| changes. I opened an issue here:
| https://github.com/williamngan/pts/issues/140
| maxbaines wrote:
| Insanely cool, thanks. I have been looking for something to use
| on my profile, blog etc, this is perfect.
| metaphorical wrote:
| Hi HN, Pts is one of my late-night personal projects :)
|
| Thanks for posting. Happy to answer any questions.
| dkarras wrote:
| feels like paper.js and processing had a child. cool stuff!
| alvarlagerlof wrote:
| Can't stop thinking about out post and telecommunication board.
| elliotlarson wrote:
| It would be cool to see a comparison between this and existing
| libraries like p5.js.
| alonsonic wrote:
| Was looking for exactly the same.
| metaphorical wrote:
| It's difficult to compare.
|
| I love processing/p5 and it's very easy to learn and has a
| vibrant community and lots of add-ons. It's also a great
| education tool.
|
| Pts is a more opinionated library because one of my personal
| motivations was to create something that can help me think and
| approach creative coding in conceptual ways. It's more
| composable, and it provides the building blocks for a
| complementary library that I'm building now. :)
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