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- cnfolio March 2017
- jeremydouglass March 2017
- kfrajer December 2016
- qifan May 2017
- schuelaw December 2016
Free place to share/host p5js sketches?
I'm giving a talk at a math meeting about how much fun p5js is. A real boon to accessibility would be to give some advice to folks that want to use p5js, but don't have their own web server.
Most (all?) free web hosting seem to place great restrictions on the use of external javascript libraries (as p5js relies upon). I wrestled with google sites, tumblr and a couple of others to get my p5js sketches to run, to no avail.
What I'm looking for is a place where a p5js programmer could upload their sketch to a free, publicly accessible place that would host the sketch. Does anyone here know of such a site?
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This link is relevant: https://forum.processing.org/two/discussion/comment/80990/#Comment_80990
I would personally say https://Thimble.Mozilla.org/en-US/ however I wouldn't call myself an expert on giving this advice.
Kf
It's funny how often I find the answer to a question immediately after I post my question, haha. The answer is openprocessing.org
@scheulaw --
See also this recent discussion of uploading sketches:
Some suggestions included:
Adding to the list of choices provided by @jeremydouglass, is http://10dots.com
I recently created this as a very lightweight online editor for p5js sketches because I needed a tool for teaching. The basic idea is that anyone can generate a new workspace (using namespaces concept) to write, run and save their p5js sketches - no registration and no fees. Hope this might be of use to other p5js users.
@cnfolio -- thanks for sharing! This looks like a great resource. You should also consider posting about this under Share Your Work.
@jeremydouglass - thanks for the suggestion, I have written a post in the Share Your Work area.
here is another one: http://pushpopchallenge.com