Re:Processing and P5 got newbies into coding
by duck on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @12:21AM
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Well said! The community is amazing and I always love sending people to Daniel Shiffman's Coding Train (https://thecodingtrain.com/) as that to me is a great example of how to do tutorials in a very accessible way.
Re:Processing and P5 got newbies into coding
by lancesells on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @10:00AM
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Daniel Shiffman has an amazing way of teaching. He's the only YouTube channel I've ever paid for and it's well worth it. I've been making my own drawing program off of what I've learned from him.
Re:Processing and P5 got newbies into coding
by wly_cdgr on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @12:38AM
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Thanks! Love & appreciate the newsletter
Re:Processing and P5 got newbies into coding
by rtpg on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @03:11AM
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For people looking for a bit of a "hefty" thing about generative art with Processing, "Generative Design" is a great little book that describes intuitions for making cool art, along with lots of inspiring examples and schematics describing it. It helps to fill in the missing gap for people who might know how to computer but just don't have much imagination.
Book is very costly, though.
Re:Processing and P5 got newbies into coding
by hamoid on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @05:51AM
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I'm happy to hear those third party tutorials are considered great! ;-)
Re:Processing and P5 got newbies into coding
by bmitc on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @12:02AM
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> hot reloading
Do you have a reference? I wasn't aware that Processing had this feature.
Re:Processing and P5 got newbies into coding
by wly_cdgr on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @12:36AM
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Search for "tweak" if the anchor doesn't work
https://processing.org/environment/#:~:text=Runs%20the%20cod....
* Terrific official documentation (not just API docs but plenty of high quality examples and tutorials that are beginner-friendly without being stupid or patronizing)
* A couple great books (Nature of Code)
* Some great third party tutorials as well: https://funprogramming.org/
* Dead simple to get running; dead simple to start getting nice animations on screen; small and focused API; hot reloading
* Inspiring community filled with intelligent, creative people at the intersection of the arts and academia