add p5.nvim to libraries and getting started tutorial#1292
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add p5.nvim to libraries and getting started tutorial#1292prjctimg wants to merge 4 commits intoprocessing:mainfrom
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Updated tutorial to include Neovim as an editor option and made minor adjustments to descriptions for clarity.
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I added the p5.nvim plugin as a library and added a draft section on how to get started with using the plugin in the "Setting up your development environment" tutorial.
It's still WIP and I am not sure how I can introduce the Neovim section without tempering the tutorial too much to avoid repeating certain details which are similar across the different editors.
Would also like to know what kind of graphics I can add for the 'Using Neovim' section (can I use GIFs or I'm limited to static images only).
And also, will the tutorial cover still be okay after we add Neovim to the list of supported editors (it shows the p5.js + VS Code logo).
Any tips on how to refine these changes is appreciated!
Thanks!