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What to do with an application?
Here is my story with Processing. Built a bunch of cool stuff for the web using applets in Processing 1 (2010). But then Applets stopped working. Processing 2 came out, but none of my code would work in JavaScript Mode. Was not able to get anything rebuilt with Processing 2. Now Processing 3 is out and I am going to give it another chance to save my web pages visualization. My old code runs just fine and I can export to an Application, which also runs. But what do I do with the application? How do I get it into a web page? Please help, because I really don't want to learn D3.
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If you stick to Processing's API, your code has a high chance to be Java/JS cross-mode compatible:
If you don't mind, you can break cross-mode in order to use web API not available in Java Mode.
Although if you follow that path, p5.js would be a better option than Pjs: ;;)
Thank you. The P5 looks promising. I'll give it a try.