I've been using AngularJS and Vue.js extensively and can recommend AngularJS in a more enterprise environment and Vue.js for personal projects. AngularJS has, in my humble opinion, a lot of boilerplate code, which is useful keeping things organised in a team setup. Vue.js has a more minimalistic approach.
Hey Kayla, some time ago I created a similar app which is detecting hand poses for a rock-paper-scissors game and I choose ml5.js. In my opinion, they provide a very convenient way of abstracting the complex parts of machine learning away from you and with p5.js combined you have a powerful setup to handle your requirements.
Here are some links to start, the first one from the ml5.js website with a hand pose example, the second one is my own hand pose project with vue.js, which you could take as a basic setup and would just need to scan in your signs, and you're good to go. https://learn.ml5js.org/#/reference/handpose?id=handpose https://github.com/lmarschall/rockpaperscissors/blob/main/app/src/views/About.vue
Very interesting project, by the way, hit me up if you have any questions.
Hi Lucas! Thank you so much for your recommendation! I have a question about ml5.js, there seems to not be a lot of resources regarding the initial setup process, do you know if there is any additional websites that has resources on ML5
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Can you specify your question, what do you mean with setup process?
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