Projects

This week’s topic was Forces and simulating forces in the Processing environment. The main content from now on will come from “The Nature of Code” as I have finally learned all of the basics to …

Project progress:     Physical Image mapping – Architectural installation Site: 6/F and 7/F glass windows, Humanities Building, UW-Madison   Initial image mock up (graphic content shown are sample only): Close-up of Initial image mock …

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BACK-END DEVELOPMENT We are continuing to structure the backend of our system and map out user (and data) flows and are starting to implement the services together as a cohesive, scalable system. We are looking …

This week I covered Chapters 13 and 14 of Learning Processing. I did fall a little behind schedule so I am posting this a little late. According to the syllabus, I was also supposed to …

This week I covered Chapter 10 of “Learning Processing” and the introduction chapter to “The Nature of Code”. Chapters 11 and 12 were skimmed. These just described how to install libraries for Processing to expand …

This week I studied Chapter 9 of “Learning Processing”, and Chapter 2 of “The Nature of Code”. This is a little different than what I had originally set as the material for Week 4 but …

As it is built on top of Java, Processing is capable of object-oriented programming. The notion of objects and how they make our code more modular and easy to read was the main take-away from …

This week I was introduced to control and conditional statements in Chapters 5, 6, and 7 of Learning Processing. This is probably the one part I was least looking forward to, simply because loops and …

I am using the book called ‘Learning Processing’ by Daniel Shiffman. There are a lot of books out there on Processing but I chose this one because every chapter almost feels like a lecture and …