Processing is a flexible software sketchbook and a language for learning how to code. #BuiltWithProcessing
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ALT “Where Has the Lake Gone?” is an immersive installation where experimental cartography articulates different scales and dimensions of Mexico City to tells its history from the perspective of its bodies of water. Originally built on a lake, the city currently suffers from constant droughts caused by uncontrolled growth and exploitation of its water resources. The installation will juxtapose archival information on urban mapping and infrastructure, historical and live data on climate information and water resources, and data produced experimentally for the installation. The project aims to make visible the environmental problems facing the city and their relationship to urban development.
ALT Map of Tenochtitilan oriented with south at the top. In the center, the ceremonial precinct with palaces, temples and canals
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ALT Screenshot of the Processing download page showing a big blue button reading "Download Processing 4.3.1 for macOS" and a section reading "Need another version?" with icons for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Raspberry Pi
ALT Screenshot of a browser window with the Processing Download page, the Processing editor with the Embedding Iteration example open, and a running sketch of converging white lines on a black background.
ALT Screenshot of github contributors for Processing
ALT Screenshot of a browser window showing the Processing Roadmap. With columns for Backlog, To do, In progress, Testing, and Done. Tasks are labelled with various priority levels target version, and other metadata.
ALT Screenshot of a browser window showing the Processing/Processing4 repository's issue templates, including Found a Bug, Existing Feature Enhancement, and New Feature Requests.
ALT Promotional poster for the Processing Foundation 2024 Annual Fundraiser, titled 'Building Together: Supporting Processing and p5.js', to raise $20k to continue developing inclusive, equitable coding tools for artists, designers, students, and educators. The fundraiser is scheduled for December 2024 to January 2025.
ALT Promotional image for our annual fundraiser highlighting the commitment to an equitable tech landscape. It reads: '100% of your donation supports software development and maintenance. Funding contributors’ essential work, ensuring our tools remain relevant, reliable, and accessible.' Footer reads December 2024 with the Processing Foundation logo to the left.
ALT Promotional flyer titled 'Rewards' detailing appreciation rewards for supporters. Offers two tiers: a $1-$50 variables Tier with a social media shoutout and a $50-$100 Conditionals Tier with exclusive digital wallpapers. Features 2 images: a smartphone and laptop with a phone and laptop background design by Joo Park. Footer reads December 2024 with the Processing Foundation logo to the left.
ALT Promotional image detailing rewards for donations to the Processing Foundation. Two tiers are shown: Loops Tier for $100-$200 includes stickers and an online shout-out; Arrays Tier for $200 includes a signed copy of 'The Nature of Code' by Dan Shiffman, digital wallpapers, and an online shout-out. Decorative graphics in background. Footer reads December 2024 with the Processing Foundation logo to the left.