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Well, if you can program, you could try Pharo (a Smalltalk descendant). I've recently been getting into it and have been able to create sin/cos animations [1] r
by melvinroest 5y ago
Well, if you can program, you could try Pharo (a Smalltalk descendant). I've recently been getting into it and have been able to create sin/cos animations [1] relatively quickly (not sure if this is what you're looking for). For math animations it seems great, because I still don't know much about the library I used (Roassal), all I know was that it showed the mathematical relationships I wanted to showcase.
The video itself shows a debugging issue that I asked the Pharo community, which is the ability to single step through your debugger and see the animation updated. As far as I understood there was a prototype out within a day for that.
[1] https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z3UwTAj4A2CRo_TXk6JNG-mN9yMamYMj/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z3UwTAj4A2CRo_TXk6JNG-mN9yM...