Add a prelude module to remove common boilerplate from projects #23
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This should simplify the process of kicking off a project with nannou. At the moment I've just picked a few items which are already showing up often in the examples. I don't have a particular rule in mind yet for the kinds of items that should/shouldn't be added to the prelude. Maybe we can come up with a set of rules for this, but for now I'm sure we should be able to pick these pretty intuitively. I guess this can be thought of as a more conservative `#include ofMain.h` or Processing's list auto-included items and keywords. This closes nannou-org#10.
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This should simplify the process of kicking off a project with nannou.
At the moment I've just picked a few items which are already showing up
often in the examples. I don't have a particular rule in mind yet for
the kinds of items that should/shouldn't be added to the prelude. Maybe
we can come up with a set of rules for this, but for now I'm sure we
should be able to pick these pretty intuitively.
I guess this can be thought of as a more conservative
#include ofMain.hor Processing's list of auto-included items and keywords.This closes #10.