*Art coders, start your radically de-colonized, inclusive engines....
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Documentation
Based on the conference and online discussions, we worked to document the project, its organizational and governance structures, and the various ways to contribute. Through these documents, we surface key ideas of structuring our project around community building, diversity, and inclusion. The documentation can be found in a few different places:
p5.js Website — The website structure and language was updated to be more intuitive and beginner-friendly. We also overhauled the entire site to be more accessible and WCAG compliant. This included adding tools to the website build process that will validate HTML pages and alert us to accessibility issues.
p5.js Reference and Examples pages — Comprehensive and friendly documentation is a key aspect of p5.js. Reference entries and examples were added and updated to make functionality clearer and easier to learn.
Contributor Docs — We worked on a folder of contributor documentation that guide people on things like getting started, repository structure, adding documentation, creating libraries, release processes, decision making, benchmarking, testing, and more.
p5.js Global Contributor’s Toolkit — A guide for international contributors and a reflection on what it means to contribute to p5.js. This addressed both the opportunities and problems, including the underlying colonialist/(neo)imperialist implications of making p5.js “globally available.”
How To Write Non-Violent Creative Code — A zine reflecting on the larger landscape of creative code, and how to embrace radical inclusion, decolonization, and a de-centering of dominant communities within these projects and communities.
