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Hi! I’m Ruben. I’m working as a teacher in Melilla (a small spanish town in the north of Africa). I began to use processing so long ago, I think from 2009.
I’m working on a project based on SBCs using processing. But this is very complicated.
I’m here to keep on learning about this marevellous software and for sharing my little knowledge if possible!

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Hello my name is Chris Ried; I work as a data scientist for Kirkland’s Home Decor living in Nashville TN. I have been a long time enthusiast of anything generative and have found myself always dabble with processing over the years for weeks at a time but never really engaged in the community much. So I want to change it and find some collaborations to participate in.

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Hey There!

I am Marcin.K I am a CS student at the Maynooth University: Ireland, I love coding and learning. Currently working on a game in Processing called HiScapes ! It is a top-down RPG game with customisation and online. Will be released on Steam before the end of Summer ( No definite date yet )

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Hello, I’m Mona. I’m a business professional in the US. I began my coding journey a couple of years ago with Khan Academy, Codecademy, and a few others. I love it!

Recently while reviewing the KA tutorials, I found that their sample for setting up the canvas environment on an individual PC (outside of their sandbox) was broken, so I set out to find how to fix it. My search ended up here.

I am enjoying everything that I’m learning, and am brainstorming how to apply it in my life. The possibilities are endless. I have a background in music and am excited to see ways that this language is being used in music. Also, I made the switch to solar power last year, and I’m hoping that I can use what I learn here to maybe build some applications to monitor and manage my solar system.

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Hello, I’m Steven. After almost 40 years a a freelance writer/editor working for newspapers, magazines, publishers and a management consulting company, I am returning to my first love of making art. If I had gone to art school, I know I would have gravitated toward computer graphics and, eventually, to creative coding. I’ve made other attempts to learn coding, but I really get it for the first time with Processing.

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Hi
I’m 35yo and live in Sweden.
I work as a production engineer and also run a small business as 3D CAD consultant.
I define myself as a nerd! :nerd_face:
I found this forum in search after a solution on a problem I have in editing a code from a project I’ve downloaded.
I’m building a measuring arm.
Now I can really see myself digging in to this, it seems really awesome!
As soon as I hit send on this message I’ll resume ā€œthe coding trainā€ on YouTube :face_with_monocle:

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Hi, Im 18 and I live in Australia!
I’ve used processing for 2 years and I make a heap of various projects ranging anywhere between arcadey games for jams ,a custom programming script interpreter that runs real-time, and my latest project: a real time 2d radiosity renderer inspired off pixel-flow’s unfinished one. The idea of processing is very appealing to me, and only recently have i discovered theres a thriving community behind it! <3 :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Hi , I’m Paul. Writing RTOS and embedded code in the 70’s, when Assembler was a HLL, to the liberating development that P3 and RaPi now enables (with a mid-point career change) describes my trip. After finding P3 I’m astounded that It took a hacker like me only two weeks to prototype a fully functional flight management system – that would have been science-fiction in Apple II days. I’m a grateful convert

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Hey, I’m :squid:. I got into Processing when my school introduced it to me, and so far, I love it! However, I normally code in C++, and sometime use Unreal. Btw, love this community!

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Hello,
I go by Dr.Dremur online, (not related to Undertale, lol). I’m a college student majoring in Game Design to be a 3D character modeller for video games. I was first introduced to Processing a few months back for my required Programming class. My last coding experince was using Game Maker in High School. I have all these ideas that I would love to create someday, and learning code will help for sure.

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Hi, I’m Chris. A student in the realm of computer graphics. I have been using Processing since 2019 and I love creating some little gadgets with it. Hoping to learn more from this amazing community!

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Hello there my name is Sam. I was introduced to processing when I tried to get into creative coding 6 or so years ago.Since processing didn’t have much OpenGL support I moved over to Cinder and tried to get a few projects started. Cinder became a bit hard to manage so I kinda gave up the last few years. Recently I saw the video on Processing 3 and am excited that OpenGL support is growing! I would really like to get plugged into the community here.

I work as a senior software engineer at a big company with a nice cushy job. My experience lies mainly in Python, C++, C#, and Javascript. Creative coding is just a hobby for me but it’s always on the back of my mind even when I am far removed from it. Thanks for keeping the community alive.

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Good day, folks. Tom Kane, from Vancouver, BC, Canada. I more or less stumbled into Processing through the Arduino ā€œstarterā€ projects kit; the final two ā€œprojectsā€ includes the hobbyist (yeah, I used that word) to the possibilities of joining work on my desktop (PC - w10/64) with my Arduino,

I am totally a beginner (date of this writing is June 29, 2020), both in ā€œProcessingā€ and "Arduino. This is proving to be a great activity for a retired old guy (76, at this time).

In all honesty, I do see this as a source of sharing knowledge and skills. Ahead of time, I think you all.
Tom

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Hi,
I’m Jakob. I’m about to finish my last year of a-levels in germany.
I first tried Processing while looking for other ways of programming(especially graphical) since I was using batch files only before and drawing with # on a 2D text canvas gets pretty boring and annoying at some point. So I downloaded Processing somewhere around Version 3.1. Having no idea what I did I dived right in with very little success. So I switched to BlueJ for a while, since we used it in school. Now at least knowing what a class is :wink: I got back to Processing and since then been using it almost constantly. Also worked quite a lot with the Android mode(which is great btw).

I’m now trying to become more active and involved in the community to get some expierience and to come across ā€œnewā€ topics which you might never come across in your own projects.

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Greeting Processors,

A long-time round-to-it project is now a bucket-list project since retirement --and Processing Language with com port support makes an ideal platform to develop telemetry for #1) Arduino automation. Data logging/graphing and real-time control loops and such.

BL Project #2 involves developing some meaningful visual interface that depicts datum-category variation — to computer visualize a live category tree growing/evolving with category entries of a category engine. E.g, how would one picture sound-compression technology ā€˜watching’ active categories of sound frequencies? What structures would convey the dynamics? Snowflakes? Fungal branching? Dots in space? 3D heat maps? Emoticons? Secret symbols?

Project #3 would be developing communication skills within this rich community of minds.

Live long and process,
Don

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Welcome to the processing forum, I am long retired and hacking processing keeps me pretty occupied, especially in these strange times. I’ve somewhat diversified into creating ruby implementations of processing. However I did spend sometime developing LSystems somewhat inspired by Algorithmic Beauty of Plants see this project on github, which may be of interest.

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Thank you, Martin, for the welcoming words and the awesome paper on interface graphics!

Warm regards,
Don

Sir,

You are the reason why I started on Processing and still love it! Your tutorials are the best and so easy to follow and understand :smiley:
Thank you for doing such a great job!

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I am a teen web developer. I got started with p5.js this year through Daniel Shiffman’s tutorials. I was looking for something visual and processing changed my entire view of programming. I didn’t create super awesome marvelous sketches(still learning :slightly_smiling_face:). So nothing to share but my journey.
Programming doesn’t have to be about solving complex math equations or creating something like Facebook. It can be artistic, creative and fun as well. And I love processing(who doesn’t?).
Well I don’t have a PC. But that didn’t stop me from learning something. I made basic social network website using just my phone. And now I am learning about more advanced JavaScript. I am not a guru or anything but my journey so far taught me that if you have the will, trust me guys, you can change the world​:slightly_smiling_face: just gather the courage and will, everything else will flow like melted butter :sweat_smile:

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