For those who don’t know, processing is the Java language / library, mainly used to display glorious and beautiful data.
Processing.js is a javascript port made by John Resik. All this guy does is treasure.
According to the previous question, I found out that processing many libraries will not work in process.js. Why is this? Processing provides a temporary compiler that turns processing code into its javascript equivalent.
In the context of this question, I am creating a game for a project in the last year and studying the use of the process.js database. What keeps process.js from even greater power on the Internet is the lack of libraries (honorable mention to box2d.js).
Two problems with .js processing are that the compiler for pde to js does not process any other processing.js libraries. Only basic objects and processing functions.
Another is the lack of processing libraries ported to work with process.js
So, the question is generalized:
What happens to processing and processing .js from using already built libraries?
Should I follow John resiq and port some of the processing libraries to Javascript? in mind, it took him 7 months.
Is it worth building on top of your compiler and trying to make it somewhat dynamic in determining where the external libraries were called.
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