Using something like Pluto.jl (and mybinder.org) for interactive notebooks which showcase the features, and make using QuiverTools without installation possible, would be good.
This was inspired by the mutation applet mentioned in #22, which would be one of the obvious things to have as an interactive notebook. But it of course also can be applied to
Also, simply visualizing more complicated quivers can be useful. Maybe GraphMakie.jl is a first approximation for this.
We should flesh out this feature request.
Using something like Pluto.jl (and mybinder.org) for interactive notebooks which showcase the features, and make using QuiverTools without installation possible, would be good.
This was inspired by the mutation applet mentioned in #22, which would be one of the obvious things to have as an interactive notebook. But it of course also can be applied to
Also, simply visualizing more complicated quivers can be useful. Maybe GraphMakie.jl is a first approximation for this.
We should flesh out this feature request.