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- Chrisir October 2016
- jeremydouglass October 2016
- Noor_1995 October 2016
Which book should I start with for learning processing ?
Which book to use first : Learning Processing By Daniel Shiffman or Make: Getting started with Processing By Casey Reas & Ben Fry ?
Answers
It depends -- they are both good. How experienced are you with other kinds of programming? What are your goals -- what do you want to use Processing for?
Check out the full Processing book list if you haven't already.
I am new to programming. I am processing because I want to create interactive media, as I am artist myself. I was about to learn adobe softwares but processing was more interesting. Coding and creating shapes of your imagination. One of my goal is to get in depth knowledge of programming, how it works- object oriented programming. I think Processing language is great start.
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