Set of reference material for Processing(Python mode) programming

[proc8888]

I am an artist/computer programmer but new to Processing and currently using Processing(Python mode). Have created various samples of visuals, moving image and sound.

I am using the following set of online reference material which I find very useful:

• py.processing.org (reference, tutorials and examples)
• https://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/
  (version 2.7, assuming this is the right version for my Processing(3.5.3) Python mode)

Just wondering if you can recommend other online material on Processing(Python mode) that I could add to the above reference list… as I continue to build more techniques gradually…

Much thanks for any info/tips/advice.

[tabreturn]

It’s a work in progress, but seven ‘chapters’ in already:

Processing.py Tutorials

I while back, in the old forum, somebody was seeking Processing.py books/PDFs/videos. I’ve also been looking and couldn’t find quite what I needed for my students – so I’ve started writing an online textbook: https://tabreturn.github.io/#processing-reverse I know there’s “Getting Started with Processing.py”, but this is something more like Ira Greenberg’s book (except in Python). In other words, more general programming and computer science concepts rolled into a visually-oriented, creative p…

[proc8888]

Thank you for this @tabreturn

[jeremydouglass]

You may already have checked out Allison Parrish’s book, but it is a highly recommended “getting started”

Getting Started with Processing.py: Making Interactive Graphics with Processing's Python Mode (Make:)

[villares]

I should really try and document better the stuff I use in my classes…

I throw some snipets at https://github.com/villares/py.processing-play (and on other messy github repos)

Check Shiffman´s Nature of Code porting in progress: https://github.com/nature-of-code/The-Nature-of-Code-Examples-Python