Andres Colubri
ABSTRACT
The Processing programming language and environment [RF07] is an open source project initiated by Casey Reas and Ben Fry at the MIT back in 2001, and it is a widely adopted tool in the current practice of creative coding and computer arts and design. Processing has the "Design By Numbers" project [MA01], developed at the MIT Media Lab by John Maeda, as one of its predecessors. DBN's main motivation was to introduce visual designers and artists to computational design. Processing continues with this initial goal of broadening "computer literacy" by making programming more accessible for creators who do not necessarily have a formal training in CS such as artists, designers, and hobbyists in general.
Supplemental Material
- {MA01} Maeda J., Antonelli P.: Design By Numbers. The MIT Press, 2001. Google Scholar
Digital Library
- {RF07} Reas C., Fry B.: Processing: A Programming Handbook for Visual Designers and Artists. The MIT Press, 2007 Google ScholarDigital Library
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