Particles.js: There is no Deprecation warning or Code Migration info in README.md

[nameEO]

https://github.com/matteobruni/tsparticles

[markwrightdev]

More than 5 years since last commit. Many issues not fixed, you can see one below:

particles.js
https://jsfiddle.net/pcdn50bt/5/

tsParticles
https://jsfiddle.net/pcdn50bt/4/

Same config.

Not deprecated maybe, abandoned sure.

[AryanBeezadhur]

@markwrightdev I think the library doesn't need to be updated, it's fine and functional.

I tried switching to tsparticles but the animation seems slightly different and not quite right:

• Particles.js
• tsparticles

The tsparticles animation seems to "heavier" and not subtle enough to be a background animation, so I don't think they used the same code for the animation.

What I would like to see is someone generate a repo from this one and keep that one maintained.

[markwrightdev]

@markwrightdev I think the library doesn't need to be updated, it's fine and functional.

I tried switching to tsparticles but the animation seems slightly different and not quite right:

• Particles.js
• tsparticles

The tsparticles animation seems to "heavier" and not subtle enough to be a background animation, so I don't think they used the same code for the animation.

I changed your tsparticles sample using an higher fps limit, by default it's limited to 30: https://jsfiddle.net/rmukjc13/

What I would like to see is someone generate a repo from this one and keep that one maintained.

It looks like tsparticles started from this code, this is the second commit, the particles.js file was splitted: https://github.com/matteobruni/tsparticles/tree/c401ae094fe8eebfed5c37821aee80bd55968b40