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https://creativecoding.rocks

For things like Rant and more. I was about to make an awesome-list for this, and then decided probably better to contribute a sub-list here 😉

I work primarily with Isadora, a visual programming environment with a rich healthy user base.
Isadora has built in video mapping, both linear and non-linear playback, and a powerful visual programming interface.
I think it would be a fitting addition to your list.
https://troikatronix.com/

blog section: abandonedart.org

Under Quick References • Cheatsheets the

Canvas Cheatsheet - Quick and visual canvas cheatsheet.

is expired, but it is still possible to get the web version of the CheatSheet on WaybackMachine:
https://web.archive.org/web/20171226205420/https://skilled.co/html-canvas/

It's possible to generate a PDF copy of this archive or, if you prefer, just remove the link.

GlslEditor is an online shader editor with some tools for life coding, recording, tweaking, testing and sharing frag shaders http://editor.thebookofshaders.com code: https://github.com/patriciogonzalezvivo/glslEditor

GlslViewer is the openGL ES Shader renderer, have the same spec than glslEditor and can be run in MacOS, Linux and even raspberryPI directly from console. Code: http://github.com/patriciogonzalezvivo/glslViewer

Both are part of http://thebookofshaders.com specs and I use them together with glslCanvas to teach and sketch shaders.

In the same line I started a new project related to glsl shaders call phttp://ixelspiritdeck.com is a tangible glsl library on the back of tarot cards. Beside having it's own progression also present useful functions

This isn't an issues but wasn't sure where to post the suggestion. I think this a great resource... being a creative coder is not in as high a job demand ( per keyword search indeed ) than as a systems or engineer programmer. yet, I see many examples of creative coding on fwa and Awwwards. Maybe we can include info or blog posts on the subject.

Haven't tried it myself yet, but Notch seems so be a great software tool for realtime graphics and virtual reality. Seening really nice stuff get posted on Insta tagged with #madewithnotch recently.

Hello I'm not an expert for the PR with Github, I try a lot of time but fail every time :)
So before try again, if you look my project and think it can be interresting for your project :
https://romanescoproject.wordpress.com/ and the github page is here : https://github.com/StanLepunK/ROMANESCO-Processing
I think that's can be on your way !

keep in touch if I must push something from Romanesco on your Github.

Stan le Punk

Hello,

Tyler Hobbs changed a bit his blog so the links « Tips to Improve Your Generative Artwork » and « Working With Color in Generative Art » are half-dead.

This should look like this.

#### Other
- [Tips to Improve Your Generative Artwork](https://tylerxhobbs.com/essays/2018/tips-to-improve-your-generative-artwork) - Tips to make your art look better.
- [Working With Color in Generative Art](https://tylerxhobbs.com/essays/2016/working-with-color-in-generative-art) - Tips on how to get color right.

Hi,
Thank's a lot for you great work.
I propose to you some new links to add, if you are interested :

• OGL.js : new WebGL framework, minimal but powerful
  https://github.com/oframe/ogl

• Zdog : a pseudo-3D engine for canvas & SVG (very funny to use, with an adorable design)
  https://zzz.dog/

• jsdo.it-archives : an amazing compilation of experiments, by CX20, including comparisons between differents WebGL frameworks
  https://github.com/cx20/jsdo.it-archives

• a good WebGL Guide, by XEM
  https://xem.github.io/articles/webgl-guide.html

• an excellent book, in french, on OpenGL, OpenGL ES and WebGL :
  "Synthèse d'images avec OpenGL (ES)", by Pierre Nerzic, ed D-Booker (2017)
  https://www.d-booker.fr/opengl/78-synthese-d-images.html

Best regards,
Greg

How about adding a section with Museums or similar institutions that focus on generative art, creative coding related art and technology related artworks? In my region e.g., there's ZKM in Karlsruhe. I'd be happy to open a PR

Hi,
Thank's a lot for merging my last PR.
For information, I'm co-organisor of a meetup in Paris, dedicated to creative coders :

https://www.meetup.com/fr-FR/CreativeCodeParis/

And I know that there are some meetups like that in Berlin, and in London.
If you're interested, I can start a list of those meetups.
Best regards

We totally need a better website!

Is this something people could find useful?
I bought the domain creativecoding.rocks, what should we do with it?

Let's be creative folks!

http://www.webglacademy.com/ no longer exists.

It seems that the main branch name got changed from master to main, which closed all open PRs. Is there any plan to open them back?