donatello

If you want to discuss in details, reply here or email me: paul@agence-donatello.fr Good luck!

I already know of at least one other Donatello library based on Raphael.js which does something different.

Thanks i'm aware of my Renaissance art, but the things that connected Donatello the artist to Raphael the artist is being italian and a gap of nearly 20 years, in the reverse order you would think, given that there are now two derivative libraries built on Raphael named Donatello.

Huh, I thought it was Donatello that was missing from the list.

Michelangelo wasn't even born yet when Donatello died.

I like to think that Donatello inspired my love of coding.

If you'll note, even a cursory scan of the artist's wikipedia pages would indicate that Donatello is primarily remembered as a sculptor, and Raphael for his pencil and painted works.

Leonardo leads, Donatello does machines!

If you hadn't mentioned it I had never known there was such a thing as a 'donatello ninja turtle' and now I need to purge my storage of this utterly useless factoid.

Here's a general roundup of some historical figures: Socrates, Alexander the Great, Lord Byron, Edward II, Hadrian, Julius Caesar, Michelangelo, Donatello and Christopher Marlowe.

As for my point, I think enough bits and unique ids have been wasted explaining it, if you wish to hold on to your position that the ninja turtles are the first thing that comes to mind when you hear Donatello that is entirely your problem.

Imagine Florence in the fifteenth century, except, instead of painting, everyone is inventing how to program, and instead of being surrounded by Donatello and Ghiberti and Botticelli and Raphael, you are working with the startlingly sharp programmers who no one has heard of, yet.

The established convention is to use the given name "Leonardo", just as with Raphael, Michelangelo, and little Donato ("Donatello").

"Donatello, a JS drawing library" - which is what it is - would probably not rack up as many points.

Brunelleschi, and his best friend Donatello, were no different, having visit Rome sometime in the early 1400s to study.

If you look at other depictions of David from that time, they're all stereotypically youthful, fit, and masculine (and sometimes horned up as in Donatello's second take).

Nothing says Hacker like a night with Donatello!