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- giorgiomartini November 2013
- GoToLoop November 2013
- JamesWlf November 2013
- PhiLho November 2013
How different is javascript from processing, I want to learn it and i can do some p5
so yes i wanna learn javascript, is it more difficult than p5 ?
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You can try out -> https://khanacademy.org/cs/programming
They use Processing + JavaScript! :bz
Thenx, by readin this http://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/javascript/
sintax seems very similar..
Hi.
Seeing you may enjoy programming for graphics more than the usual not so visual programming (like me), maybe you'll enjoy this project which has taught me a good amount of javascript:
http://scriptographer.org (You'll need Illustrator CS5 or lower).
And I haven't tried this one, but it is the successor to Scriptographer and its for the web: http://paperjs.org
Side note: syntax of JavaScript is similar to the syntax of Java (inspired from it), but they are actually very different: one is strongly typed while the other has dynamic typing (type is on values, not on variables), one is object-oriented while the other is prototype-based, and so on.