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What should be the future of this library? #26

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Rudxain opened this issue May 4, 2022 · 6 comments
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What should be the future of this library? #26

Rudxain opened this issue May 4, 2022 · 6 comments
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Rudxain commented May 4, 2022

(More info at #2 )
I'm concerned about the future of this library because I want to take it seriously, but I feel like I don't know if the direction I'm going is a good goal.

This library started like my "Useless-Math" repo, just a bunch of functions lying around, and there was no clear direction to take. Then I realized what direction I wanted to take, I wanted this to be a polyfill. But polyfills are usually meant to be used in websites, and this library is definitely not a good idea to use in a website, but I already stated that in the README disclaimer. So now I'm wondering in what should this be focused on?
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Rudxain commented May 29, 2022 •
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I've been considering turning this into my own personal library, but keep it public and open source for anyone to try it and see. That would give me more freedom to do whatever I want with this library, instead of adhering to ES standards

I can still write polyfills as gists, or as PRs directed to Core-JS

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Rudxain commented Jun 3, 2022

Yep, I realized I'm not qualified to make ES polyfills. Core-JS and a lot of proposals already do a good work at this. So I finally decided to merge my Useless-Math library with the Numeric object, and use helpers from core-js and myself.

I'll start using ESM format, so I'll split everything in different folders and files. This will take a while

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Rudxain commented Jun 3, 2022

I decided to rename the repo and library as "YAJSML" (Yet Another Javascript Math Library), because the library isn't very special, and I'm bad with names lol. Any suggestions for other names are appreciated

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Rudxain commented Jun 5, 2022

New name: EsoMathJS, which stands for Esoteric Math

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Rudxain commented Jul 16, 2022

FINAL NAME (I guess, lol) NTML.js

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Rudxain commented Nov 7, 2022

Related to #32 and #30

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