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- Chrisir August 2015
- johnny_dee August 2015
Book/Tutorial recommendation for an experienced programmer
Hi,
Sorry if this was asked before, I couldn't find it on the forum nor the web site:
I was wondering if there is a Processing book that doesn't go through basic programming concepts.
The books I glimpsed through were all covering programming basics, I would skip those parts but I thought there was a chance that I could be skipping an important point during the process.
I am experienced with Java (and many other languages) and was wondering what would be the most effective way for me to start learning Processing.
Thanks in advance.
J
Answers
I like Generative Design
Hartmut Bohnacker et al
own website
also The Nature of Code: Simulating Natural Systems with Processing
dives in into advanced areas, also own website
https://www.processing.org/books/
Sorry I forgot to mention. I am looking for an online resource. Generative Design's website does not offer e-book purchases.
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Generative Design has its own website with the code...