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docs/developer-guide/external-frameworks.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ The math.gl API is intentionally designed to remain intuitively similar to the w
 
 Only in a few cases where `gl-matrix` methods take a long list arguments (e.g. `Matrix4.perspective`, `Matrix4.ortho` etc) or return multiple values (e.g. `quat.getAxisRotation`) do methods provide a modified API that is more natural for modern ES6 applications to use, e.g. using named parameters, or collecting all results in one returned object.
 
-Also, for transforming vectors with matrices, the `transformVector*` methods are offered in the matrix classes, instead of on the vector classes. They also (optionally) auto allocate the result vectors.
+Also, for transforming vectors with matrices, the `transform*` methods are offered in the matrix classes, instead of on the vector classes. They also (optionally) auto allocate the result vectors.
 
 In code that is very frequently executed, working with directly with gl-matrix can sometimes provide better performance math.gl.
 

docs/wip/features.md

@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ The class API is intentionally designed to remain intuitively similar to the wra
 
 Only in a few cases where `gl-matrix` methods take a long list arguments (e.g. `mat4.perspective`, `mat4.ortho` etc) or return multiple values (e.g. `quat.getAxisRotation`) do methods provide a modified API that is more natural for modern ES6 applications to use, e.g. using named parameters, or collecting all results in one returned object.
 
-Also, for transforming vectors with matrices, the `transformVector*` methods are offered in the matrix classes, instead of on the vector classes. They also (optionally) auto allocate the result vectors.
+Also, for transforming vectors with matrices, the `transform*` methods are offered in the matrix classes, instead of on the vector classes. They also (optionally) auto allocate the result vectors.
 
 
 ## Caveats

modules/core/src/lib/validators.js

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ const map = {};
 export function deprecated(method, version) {
   if (!map[method]) {
     map[method] = true;
-    // eslint-disasble-next-line
+    // eslint-disable-next-line
     console.warn(
       `${method} has been removed in version ${version}, see upgrade guide for more information`
     );