#processing (12 links)
- p5.js p5js.org
a JavaScript library for creative coding, with a focus on making coding accessible and inclusive for artists, designers, educators, beginners, and anyone else
Via monospaced.
- Chris Heathcote: anti-mega: griotism anti-mega.com
Employing an internal data griot makes a lot of sense: someone who can spend the time looking for both large trends and individual needs and uses that illuminate and portend. It’s a hard job, needing a mix of skills rarely found – a smidgen of hard maths and statistics, a pinch of programming, and dessert spoons of various liberal arts. The Economist (sub required) posits them as data scientists (a position Flickr are currently looking for), but this misses the ability to ask interesting questions, and having hunches – being so immersed in the data that relevancy screams out."
- Turn Me Up! | Bringing Dynamics Back To Music turnmeup.org
A non-profit music industry organization campaigning to give artists back the choice to release more dynamic records.
- Kin Blog: Getting started with Bluetooth kin-design.com
A quick bit of documentation on making a Bluetooth device that can respond to your computer. In this example a Processing sketch will blink the LED of the Arduino. It requires basic knowledge of soldering, Arduino and Processing.
- The World Famous Index of Arduino & Freeduino Knowledge freeduino.org
An evolving index of practical subjects for the Arduinotm and Freeduino microcontrollers
A service that enables you to connect, tag and share real time sensor data from objects, devices, buildings and environments around the world. The key aim is to facilitate interaction between remote environments, both physical and virtual.
"Free set of software tools that enable designers to easily "sketch in hardware". With no programming at all and working in the familiar environment of Flash, designers can hook up a physical sensor (e.g. a knob) and immediately get that knob to control a motor or a video projection. The toolkit works with a wide range of sensors, wireless sensors, input from the Wii Remote, controls motors and LEDs, communicates with MIDI devices, controls sound, graphics, and video in Flash, and communicates with DMX computer controlled lighting equipment, all with a simple drag-and-drop interface (of course, programming hooks are provided as well)."
Search Flickr, capture images via your WebCam or drag-n-drop images from your computer. Click a button and the colors are saved to Illustrator, Photoshop or as an XML file for Processing
The world is changing. And changing quickly. The web is going to win, filling the market niche where Flash and other similar technologies found their hold.
"I've ported the Processing visualization language to JavaScript, using the Canvas element." Nuts. Cool.