Processing A Programming Handbook for Visual Designers and Artists |
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Casey Reas, Ben Fry
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Pages: 736 (Hardcover)
ISBN: 0262182629
Pub: MIT Press
Pub date: 2007-09-28
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 18338
Reader Reviews:
Can be used as an introduction to programming for anyone (0/0 people found this helpful)
I've been using Processing (and the systems based on Processing such as Mobile Processing and Arduino) for some time now, and find them a great introduction to programming in general.
This book is beautifully presented and very well written. The introductory chapters are a great way of starting to learn programming and I'm proposing to use the ideas in them as an introduction to programming for my students.
Together with Ben Fry's Visualizing Data these are brilliant way to get people programming (with Processing).
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