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Net
Worth
by Osman Khan
Letter-pairs
Analysis
by Martin Ignacio
Bereciartua
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University of California Los Angeles
Programming
Media II
Introduction to Interactivity
New York University
The Nature of Code
Computational Media
Procedural Painting
Carnegie Mellon
The
Interactive Image
Introduction
to Interactive Graphics
Yale School of Architecture
Model Based Design
Processing
Workshops
School of the Art Insitute Chicago
Programming
for Automatic Drawing
FH-Potsdam
Programming
Entwerfen
Universität der Künste, Berlin
Principles of Computational
Design
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Mobile Processing
Wiring
Arduino
 
Blender
Context Free
Design By Numbers
DrawBot
Eclipse
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Isadora
Jitter
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PD
Python
Scriptographer
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Processing is an open source programming language and environment for
people who want to program images, animation, and sound. It is used by
students, artists, designers, architects, researchers, and hobbyists for
learning, prototyping, and production. It is created to teach fundamentals
of computer programming within a visual context and to serve as a software
sketchbook and professional production tool. Processing is developed by
artists and designers as an alternative to commercial software tools in
the same domain.
The beta software for Processing 1.0 was released 20 April 2005 and can
be downloaded here. Bug fixes are being made as
we head toward the 1.0 release. Processing is free to download and available
for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. Please
help in releasing version 1.0!
Processing is an open project initiated by Ben
Fry (Broad Institute) and Casey
Reas (UCLA Design | Media Arts). Processing evolved from ideas explored
in the Aesthetics and Computation Group at the MIT Media Lab.
Please visit our subdomains:
http://dev.processing.org/
Information about contributing code and expertise to the Processing software.
Includes bug tracking and instructions for building the code, downloading
the source, and creating libraries.
http://mobile.processing.org
Mobile Processing is a programming environment and library for writing
software for mobile phones.
http://hardware.processing.org/
Information about physical computing initiatives related to Processing.
Links to the Wiring and Arduino projects.
20 September 2005
The subdomain mobile.processing.org
is launched! This site documents and presents the Mobile Processing initiative
from Francis Li.
14 September 2005
The subdomain hardware.processing.org
is launched! Features links to the Wiring and Arduino initiatives.
14 September 2005
New software of Osman Khan added to the exhibition.
9 September 2005
New software from Martin Ignacio Bereciartua added to the
exhibition.
24 August 2005
New software from Alison Mealey added to the exhibition.
19 July 2005
New software from Michael Chang added to the exhibition.
15 July 2005
Net Library reference
augmented with examples from Tom Igoe.
11 July 2005
New software from Robert Hodgin added to the exhibition.
11 July 2005
Many new examples from Dan Shiffman added to Learning.
24 June 2005
New software from Tom Carden, Clayton Cubitt, and Marius Watz
added to the exhibition.
6 June 2005
Processing (BETA) 91 released.
9 May 2005
Ess sound library
contributed by Krister Olsson.
9 May 2005
Processing (BETA) 90 released.
7,8 May 2005
Processing (BETA) 88, 89 released, fixing additional nice
bugs found in the original (BETA) release.
7 May 2005
Obsessive Camera Direction library
contributed by Kristian Linn Damkjer. MySQL library
contributed by Florian Jenett. Oscillator library
contributed by Taka.
7 May 2005
New software from Martin Wattenberg added to the exhibition.
» Previous Updates
26-30 September 2005
Processing Workshop in Lisbon. David Pereira presents "What you
always wanted to do with Fl*** and can’t" an introduction to
3D, particle systems, sound analysis, image and video processing.
More info
23, 24 September 2005
Generator.x conference at Atelier Nord, Oslo. Organized by Marius
Watz, who states, "If you ever wanted an excuse to visit Norway,
this might be the time..." More
info
1-6 September 2005
Processing receives the Golden Nica award at the Ars Electronica Gala
in Linz, Austria on 2 September. The project is presented at the Prix
Ars Electronica Forum at 10:30 on 5 September.
4 August 2005
Katya Moorman presents Processing at the legendary Black Mountain
college in Asheville, North Carolina.
3 August 2005
Processing is presented in the Web Program at Siggraph
2005 in Los Angeles. Catch us at the beach the next day!
15 July 2005
Processing workshop by Federico Joselevich at CopyFight in Barcelona!
More info
6-8 July 2005
Screen Paper Pattern, a Processing workshop at Fabrica (Treviso, Italy)
focusing on writing code for generating printed patterns. Thanks Andy!
6 July 2005
Processing workshops presented at Flash Forward 2005 in New York.
An Introduction to Processing from Amit Pitaru and and discussion of Physical
Interaction Design Using Processing from Tom Igoe.
1,2 July 2005
UCL Adaptive Architecture and Computation Open Day. Processing works
on display at Bartlett's Adaptive Architecture Lab. More
info
27 June - 1 August 2005
John Maeda has organized the Digital
Information Design Camp for Summer 2005. Instructors include Ben Fry,
Golan Levin, Peter Cho, Martin Wattenberg, Lisa Strausfeld, and Ellen
Lupton. Application forms are available online.
22 June 2005
Real Time Everything symposium at Watershed Media Centre, Bristol. Processing
presented by Yasser Rashid. More
info
20-23 June 2005
Making Things Move workshop by Zachary Lieberman at the MediaLabMadrid.
Taught with Processing. More
info
16-18 June 2005
Sonar 2005 in Barcelona! Processing presentation in Sonarama, Processing
live visuals for 2 Many DJs, Tree installation by Texone, and more...
30 May 2005
Processing receives the Golden Nica for Net Vision at the 2005 Prix Ars
Electronica, the International Competition for CyberArts.
12-14 May 2005
OFFF in Barcelona features presentations by Amit Pitaru, Jared Tarbell,
and Ed Burton. More
info
11 May 2005
Processing in San Diego. Presentation for Lev Manovich's Current Issues
in Digital Art course at the University of California San Diego.
17 April 2005
Processing
presention at the Machine Project in Echo Park, Los Angeles. Thanks
Mark!
9-11 April 2005
Ben Fry, Casey Reas, Robert Hodgin, Jared Tarbell present
at FITC, Toronto.
» Previous Happenings
More Processing updates, news, events, and projects can be found in the
Discourse and through the del.icio.us tag "processing.org"
and various blogs around the Net:
http://del.icio.us/tag/processing.org/
Processing
Blogs curated by Tom Carden
Contributed international sites:
Processing.jp
Processing.il
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