Add Scrawl-canvas Javascript library to the 'Languages and frameworks' section at the bottom of the page

[KaliedaRik]

Hi Jason,

Grateful if you would consider adding my Javascript canvas library - Scrawl-canvas[1] - as a link in the 'Languages and frameworks' section at the bottom of the page.

[1] link: https://scrawl-v8.rikweb.org.uk/

Why? Scrawl-canvas is a fast and efficient library for creating 2D animations, infographics and other graphical representations for websites.

Yes, but why add it to this resources page? Scrawl-canvas comes with some morphogenesis resources already built-in - mainly because they are really useful for making patterns, backgrounds and other visual effects as a part of an infographic or animation. For example:

• The Scrawl-canvas noise asset has Perlin, Simplex, Value and Worley noise engines built-in. The Perlin, Simplex and Value noise generator code is based on code found in the canvas-noise GitHub repository written by lencinhaus. The Worley functionality builds on code found in the jackunion/tooloud GitHub repository. See Scrawl-canvas demo at https://scrawl-v8.rikweb.org.uk/demo/filters-019.html
• Scrawl-canvas also includes a reaction-diffusion asset, inspired by your (ie: Jason Webb's) Reaction-Diffusion Playground. This code runs entirely in 2D canvas, without recourse to WebGL, Wasm, web workers, etc. See Scrawl-canvas demo at https://scrawl-v8.rikweb.org.uk/demo/canvas-053.html
• While Scrawl-canvas doesn't have a complete physics engine, it does include a particles engine. See the Scrawl-canvas demo index page for a list of particle-related demos.

Scrawl-canvas also makes an effort to play nicely with third party libraries - for instance the Delaunator JavaScript library for Delaunay triangulation of 2D points - example at https://scrawl-v8.rikweb.org.uk/demo/delaunator-001.html

[jasonwebb]

Sure thing - done!