This is already done, they just aren't removed from the docs. See 0.10.0 No, that would be the change log. The Atom documentation allows you to revise the entire API across all versions. As an example, suppose you need to use Atom's CommandRegistry. You can see how it was modified in every version:...

Something like this would be amazing:

https://atom.io/docs/api/v1.0.11/Atom

What could be done, for deprecated features, is adding a note to them explaining that they were deprecated at version x

Hey fellas. Testing out APIs and different notations - It got me thinking on how others see the situation and what is easier/more accessible. Currently, in order to draw a circle and animate it's X property, this is what we do in LÖVE: local x = 100 love.draw = function() love.graphics.circle("...

Pretty damn cool, kudos!

As punchdrunk improves, it would be awesome to have it being used in the wiki for examples and whatnot

I see you have quite a few files already but I'm always in favour of breaking your code into even smaller files (even if it means more files). I tend to do it like this: --modules/obj_manager.lua local activeInstances = require "modules/instances" --rest of code --modules/instances.lua ret...

It can be a little bit confusing.
I generally prefer closure OOP - which I honestly find a lot simpler to do and manage.

Lua-users has a wiki page with explanations on the apporaches to Lua's oop.

slime wrote:it's almost as stable as the Android port.

Nice, very, very nice.

This is so incredibly cool.

I love the progress you have made with Punchdrunk

The fact that you mind is blown when you look at the work of others is great - it is a sign that you understand enough to know the hard work and beauty of the craft. If you know that making a 2 minute stop-motion animation is hard work, watching Wallace and Gromit will dazzle you. My path as a devel...

Hey Slime, has there been any major changes on the iOS branch so far? I'm mostly concerned with possibly game-breaking bugs (the listed known bugs I can work around).