I’d love to get some insight from others about good tools/platform/environment to use when offering a p5.js workshop for a women’s hackathon. I’m particularly interested in teaching this as a “hackathon skill builder” workshop with the idea that participants can use material from my workshop to actually implement their projects/apps. I’m also very interested in there being as much of a 1:1 mapping between the p5.js documentation/reference and the code provided to the platform. The last criteria is it would be nice if there was an easy way for others to browse the sketches or webpages that get made by each participant much like a portfolio they can carry forward.
The https://editor.p5js.org will do most of that. It’s p5, of course, but you can also edit the HTML/CSS; and you can share sketches. For the portfolio component – I suppose any point-and-click website builder will work?
I’m not sure if this is an online hackathon? For a live/collaborative environment, you might try https://teddavis.org/p5live/.
