Hi Everyone!
We’re happy to share a very early demo for the prototype of Math in Motion, and we would love to get your feedback. 
You can follow the link below to try the editor for yourselves, and you can leave your feedback in the google form next to it. It’s super easy.
https://math-in-motion.github.io/early-demo/
We can’t wait to read your thoughts!
@Alexandra @gbenedisgrab @mcintyre @saberkhan @kjhollen @kll @lmccart @jeremydouglass
Hi everyone!
After two month of developing, we are thrilled to release this Math in Motion (MiM) prototype and can’t wait to share it to everyone who supported us.
Look forward to your thoughts! 
Alex & Oskar
Hi Everyone! @Alexandra
We’re very thankful for those who have reached out to let us know about bugs and details.
We’ve pushed a ton of bug fixes today and ironed out some browser-specific kinks, so please let us know if the prototype is behaving nicely on your side.
We hope to hear more of your thoughts and ideas!
Cheers
Hey Oskar the tool is amazing. I can’t wait for you to finish the project. I would also like to somehow integrate this project to Dynamic Learning, the project that I started as a part of GSoC 2018. Cheers.
http://dynamiclearning.io
That would be awesome Jithin. Alex and I were actually thinking about that when we saw your Medium post from 2018. We’re exited to make it happen!
Hey, do we yet have the provision to use the tool in p5 web editor. If so, we don’t have to do much. Just include Math in motion in the sketch made in p5 editor and we are good to go.