Violet Martin
Violet Martin
AFAIK typecript now has enough support for things like mixins that it would be reasonable to use with Crafty, if we actually provided type definitions. It might be possible to...
Right now we support relatively old versions of browsers such as IE9. But there are newer features in ES6 that might be nice to use. As an example, there are...
A lot of the logic in Multiway has nothing to do with movement, and everything to do with handling the input. You might want a joypad-like input for a lot...
I noticed several issues in the documentation, thought having a single issue to track this would be a good idea. Includes both errors in the raw docblocks and the parser....
Browsers don't give you an event when an audio item has completely loaded, but we can still manually compare the loaded time against what the user expects. The upside is...
As an experiment, I set the `develop` branch to protected, and added requirements for merging braches into it. They're the same ones we should already be using in principle. :)...
This is a bit piecemeal right now -- for instance, why is `Crafty.pixelart` a method? We should make all the various options properties of some `Crafty.options` object, allow overriding defaults...
Since audio elements are so buggy (or, at least, inconsistent), we should consider using Web Audio where available. This might mean rolling our own, or it might mean wrapping around...
The [feature comparison](http://city41.github.io/breakouts/featureComparison.html) is missing some features from Crafty: - It [supports tweening](http://craftyjs.com/api/Tween.html) of various properties, so under _Animation_ there should be checkmarks by scaling, rotating, moving, and fading. -...