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Why would you insist on a quadratic curve? You're literally describing a Catmull-Rom curve, which is equivalent to a cubic Bezier: just convert the coordinates as per the section on...
It's not so much "better" as "the only option". You _cannot_ use a quadratic curve if you're dealing with curves that may have inflections (in simple terms: "you cannot represent...
I thought the text clearly explained that if you have only points, the first and last point can't contribute to any sections because they have no tangent.  For a...
With the curvature section added, [the offsetting section](https://pomax.github.io/bezierinfo/#offsetting) can take this information on board, as a subsection on "when will offsetting go wrong".
- [ ] Investigate what is _probably_ a bezier.js bug: 
text areas need additional work in order to look decent at smaller screen sizes
component functions section looks weird with the two graphics without text between them
The problem with poly fitting is that your curve should not fit your data, it should be appropriate to the underlying model that yielded your data; switching from a single...