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Makes sense. What about leaving the current example alone and making a bunch of mini examples for each method? Or having just one big example that holds everything (in addition to the existing simple one)?
I'm currently thinking towards the former i.e. a bunch of mini examples, because when we eventually implement ways to navigate items in massive for loops, and OOP stuff, that might need its own example anyway?
I think that would be ideal. To have straight forward example for beginners that only deals with the main functionality of the method and then the more complex ones.
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[-]More methods used in examples?[/-][+]More methods can be used in examples?[/+]MathuraMG commentedon Apr 17, 2018
That sounds good, I just want to make sure that a first time user of p5.accessibility doesn't get overwhelmed though? @lm-n
mithru commentedon Apr 17, 2018
Makes sense. What about leaving the current example alone and making a bunch of mini examples for each method? Or having just one big example that holds everything (in addition to the existing simple one)?
I'm currently thinking towards the former i.e. a bunch of mini examples, because when we eventually implement ways to navigate items in massive for loops, and OOP stuff, that might need its own example anyway?
What are both your thoughts?
lm-n commentedon Apr 18, 2018
I think that would be ideal. To have straight forward example for beginners that only deals with the main functionality of the method and then the more complex ones.