


Inspired by the work of Georg Nees, I programmed my very first sketch on my own without any help. It can be found here: https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2513621
You can see some pictures created with this sketch above.
experimental music & digital art
Inspired by the work of Georg Nees, I programmed my very first sketch on my own without any help. It can be found here: https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2513621
You can see some pictures created with this sketch above.
I’m currently going through Tim Rodenbroeker’s tutorials, which provide a brief, easy-to-understand introduction to p5.js. I’m currently experimenting with ‘grids’ and the ‘rotate’ command.
After a free online tutorial by Patt Vira, I felt like making some progress on my p5.js journey. I played around with circles and squares in the web editor…
As a programming beginner, I’m happy about small successes. Today I started the ‘random walk’ from chapter 1 of the book ‘The Nature of Code’ and adapted it a little. It reminds me a little of a broken LCD display on a trip…
While learning p5.js I came across the great homepage ‚The Coding Train‘ by Daniel Shiffman. He also wrote the book ‚The Nature of Code‘, which is available not only in print but also as an e-book and online. I highly recommend it. Daniel is an excellent teacher and explains things in an exciting and understandable way.