Meh. The whole "wholeness" and "structure-preserving transformations" thing just sounded to me like he was describing a literal cell division algorithm. He even gave cell division as an example of structured behavior…
https://ibb.co/y0TL3SS https://ibb.co/Hn945Q0 You get multiple choices on 2 dropdowns with associated bipolar knobs. Best way to explain them all would be to just listen to a demo.
Need UI sliders for animation speed, # of arrows, hiding arrows! This is sick.
Since you mentioned C# and most replies so far are about Javascript - In C#, you can't use the "await" keyword, but you can use the result of a Task<T> in a non-async function with ".Result" or…
Meh. The whole "wholeness" and "structure-preserving transformations" thing just sounded to me like he was describing a literal cell division algorithm. He even gave cell division as an example of structured behavior…
https://ibb.co/y0TL3SS https://ibb.co/Hn945Q0 You get multiple choices on 2 dropdowns with associated bipolar knobs. Best way to explain them all would be to just listen to a demo.
Need UI sliders for animation speed, # of arrows, hiding arrows! This is sick.
Since you mentioned C# and most replies so far are about Javascript - In C#, you can't use the "await" keyword, but you can use the result of a Task<T> in a non-async function with ".Result" or…