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March 01 2010
February 12 2010
iProcessing
iProcessing is an open programming framework to help people develop native iPhone applications using the Processing language. It is an integration of the Processing.js library and a Javascript application framework for iPhone. The iProcessing download consists of a set of example XCode projects that demonstrate many of the Basic Examples from the Processing web site (originally written by Casey Reas and Ben Fry unless otherwise stated) as well a number that demonstrate the use of various iPhone features such as multitouch, accelerometer, orientation, location, sound play/record, app state saving and so on. It is in development and is currently used by Luckybite and other designers and students for prototyping. You are welcome to use it and if you have any comments feel free to email us here. It is unknown as to whether apps created using the framework will be approved if submitted to the App Store. The software is provided “as is” and without warranty of any kind. iProcessing was created by Tom Hulbert at Luckybite in 2009.
Processing.js is a port of the Processing langauge to Javascript by John Resig and is intended for people who want to program images, animation, and interactions for the web in Processing without the use of Java applets. Processing.js uses Javascript to draw shapes and manipulate images on the HTML5 Canvas element.
The Processing language was created by Ben Fry and Casey Reas. It evolved from ideas explored in the Aesthetics and Computation Group at the MIT Media Lab and was originally intended to be used in a Java run-time environment.
More information on iProcessing plus the download go to the LuckyBite website.
Twitter code visualization
code_swarm – Eclipse (short ver.) from Michael Ogawa on Vimeo.
Twitter Code Swarm from Ben Sandofsky on Vimeo.
And for you you true nerds you can get the code here
February 05 2010
December 17 2009
Flash CS5 public beta Canceled.
Like a lot of other keen adobe flash fans i was very disappointed at the email I received today telling me that I will not get a sneak peak and play with flash CS5, as an old Alpha and beta tester for Adobe I am more than a little disappointed that they publicly announce that there will be a public beta only to receive the email below.
Please take note of this important update: Adobe will not be releasing a public beta of Adobe Flash Professional CS5 software. This is a change from the plan we announced in October at Adobe MAX 2009. Since that time, Adobe has seen an unprecedented amount of interest in Flash Professional CS5 and the included Packager for iPhone.
The decision not to release a public beta was made to ensure the earliest possible delivery of the final software to the large number of designers and developers interested in Flash Professional CS5 and the included Packager for iPhone.
For additional information about this announcement, please visit the Flash Platform blog.
December 14 2009
December 10 2009
Magic Projector
Created using infrared camera and markers along with a long list of other tech.
found via @gluelondon, loads more information here and here
ELIPS Studio 3
A new release of ELIPS Studio 3 has been made available, its version is 3.0.1.145-42.
Login to the dev zone and go to the download openplug page to view the release notes and download it.
Platforms:
Windows Mobile 6.0, 6.1 and 6.5 (Standard & Professional)
Symbian / Series 60 5th edition, 3rd edition FP1 and FP2
iPhone support coming soon
Sneak Peek: iPhone support from Open-Plug on Vimeo.
November 25 2009
November 11 2009
Go Googles own programming language
Today the search giant Google released Go, an open-source development language that Google believes will combine performance with speed, and one that the company probably hopes will reshape the development and software industries in its favor.
Go is based on the C programming family, one of the most widely used programming language trees in the world. However, the twist is that incorporates elements of Python (a preferred development language within Google) and the Pascal/Modula/Oberon family to make faster and more dynamic programs.
Here is a tutorial to get you started
read why on Mashable
Ample SDK goes open source
The Ample SDK, a unique GUI toolkit working to create a cross-browser abstraction backed by open standards, has gone open source! With the new 0.8.9 release the GUI framework is now an open-source project licensed under GPL/MIT and hosted on GitHub.
More on Ajaxian
November 06 2009
Mashable Post to…
I was just on mashable and i noticed that if I roll over an image I get the options above slide in, all sexy like. I think this is not only love functionality but very viral, hat off to you Mashable
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