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News Demos added to the website

MikeHart

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Thanks to @muruba and his additions of runable demo scripts to the GitHub readme section, I have added a demo page to the main website. It can't hurt I think, or?

https://www.cerberus-x.com/wordpress/examples/

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That is great!
So everyone can get a glimpse of what CerberusX is capable of.
Maybe you could add a warning to the examples (using drawtext() ) that are slow on html5, because somehow you judge the performance of a language by looking at the demos, right?
 
Yes you are absolutely right. Will do so. Thanks.

(DONE)
 
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I wouldn't overdo the warnings: HTML5 is pretty fast these days for everything except colorisation, in my experience.

Maybe just mention ones that will be hit, such as the AngelFont example.

E.g. "Note that examples that rely heavily on changing default sprite colours [give example, either Angelfont or something that obviously changes the colours] may not run as fast on HTML5 as on most other platforms."
 
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@Gerry Quinn : That's right. My idea was to put the warning inside the code of the example using Drawtext() on the app screen.
That's certainly more work do to, but could also help if you are trying those examples from within your cerberus folder.
 
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