Hi guys

After the alpha version of Cocos2d-html5 is launched, we have received many feedback. It quickly came to our attention that we need to "prettify" our API :),

We had a video chat with Ricardo Quesada and Rolando Abarca discussed these cases, the conclusion is that we had a list to choice, and need your feedback to see what is preferred by most developers.

We need to decide these following:

Namespace¶

• sample: var monster = new cc.Sprite;
• pros: short, easy to type, maybe good for performance
• cons: What's cc stands for? conflict with existing popular js framework?

• same as above

• sample: var monster = new cocos2d.Sprite;
• pros: full meaning
• cons: very long to type

• sample: var monster = new cocos.Sprite;
• pros: the in betweener of cc and cocos2d
• cons: the same to pros

Property access¶

• pros: easy to use, very readable
• cons: The setter is harder to rewrite, cannot chain methods like jQuery
• Ref:https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/defineProperty

• pros: jQuery Style, use same function for both set and get
• cons: might affect performance, because it have to check if there is any parameters passed in

• pros: Explicit use of set and get, easy to rewrite
• cons: more characters to type

Object Constructor¶

Note: chained setter functions will be decided in question 2

• pros: classic object creation, chaining is possible when you put new in bracket
• cons: 2 lines of code if not chained, very ugly chain, fails if you forget bracket with new

• pros: easy chaining, 1 line, nice to the eye
• cons: no "new" keyword, you could not tell this line creates an object

• pros: easy chain, same as Cocos2d-x
• cons: no "new" keyword, looks C++ ish

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Thank you!

Done

Hello!
I'm wondering if there's a "perspective method" on a sprite. If not, I suggest to add it. I'm talking about something like this:
http://docs.gimp.org/2.8/en/gimp-tool-perspective.html

(I also suggest to get ideas for manipulation methods on a sprite looking at the GIMP tools!)

Is this sticky now out of date and does it need to be removed?

As far as I was aware the decisions on this have now been taken an implemented.

If so perhaps this sticky should be removed.

done.