Kenneth Lim

I probably should start by saying this might be out of scope for p5.js 2.0 which is more of a technical update and for license update it does not strictly...

I'm generally hesitant to use an external math library for p5.js for a few reasons, mainly surrounding the use of external dependencies in p5.js. Where possible I would like to...

> It should be safe to rely on libraries like NumJs since they should be supported for quite some time, not to mention that even if long term support is...

@RandomGamingDev There is ultimately going to be some level of engineering involve unless we don't even implement interfaces to any math operations and let users use external math libraries directly....

@SableRaf If we adopt async/await per #6767 would a loading indicator still be needed? With async/await there will not be a need for a separate `preload()` function and data loading...

@SableRaf I was thinking something along those lines if we are to still retain the loading indicator with async/await. I believe that is possible, just wondering if it is something...

Yes, certainly with file read from disk definitely faster than file request over the network. So I think there are a few options: * Full canvas blocking loading indicator -...

@davepagurek Was just going to ask, would you like me to put together a simple test document so that you can compare against a smaller generated file instead of the...

Yeah something like that, I'm extracting the p5.Framebuffer class at the moment to test things out. You can try it if you like: https://gist.github.com/limzykenneth/37b52c2bed719a211d7d9f24eb6d47cd

> @limzykenneth I hit a bit of a snag with detecting methods in ES6 classes correctly. It seems like in some cases like in p5.Framebuffer, documentation.js isn't correctly labeling its...