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Processing @processing.org · 27/01/2026

At @fosdem.org this weekend? We’ll be presenting a talk on how the landscape for learning to code has changed and what that means for creative coding. Can we build tools that preserve learner agency, curiosity, and critical thinking? Come find us. We'd love to chat! 🔗 fosdem.org/2026/schedul...

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Processing @processing.org · 11/07/2025

The upcoming 4.4.5 release of Processing includes as many new contributors as all the releases since 4.3.1 combined 🥳 We’ve been working hard to lower the barrier to entry, so seeing this many new folks jump in is really encouraging and honestly makes us a bit emotional. Thank you 💙

Screenshot showing a list of new contributors to the Processing 4.4.5 release, each with a link to their first pull request. Usernames listed include @marioguzzzman, @thisizaro, @ovaline, @jd-boyd, @Vaivaswat2244, @JSdCool, @AhmedMagedC, @pnngocdoan, @joshgiesbrecht, @ThexXTURBOXx, @jdebou, @toniab, and @aj-m. Below the list is a link to the full changelog and a row of contributor avatars, with names like SableRaf and jd-boyd among others.

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Processing @processing.org · 27/05/2025

Rare, old Proce55ing photo from April 2002. Yikes!

A photograph of an early version of the Processing (then styled as "Proce55ing") development environment running on a Mac desktop interface. The window displays a sketch with simple code using void setup() and void loop() functions, drawing a series of diagonal lines. Next to the editor is a small output window showing the visual result of the code. In the background, a Finder window is open, showing the directory contents of the "processing-0024" folder, including subfolders like "fonts", "lib", "reference" and "sketchbook." This image dates from April 2002 and captures an early stage in the development of Processing.

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Processing @processing.org · 27/02/2025

Compositions in Code: The Art of Processing and p5.js will be on view at the Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI) in NYC from March 6 – August 24, 2025 Opening March 6th at 7:00 PM: lu.ma/kbs639bj @mariuswatz.bsky.social @liasomething.bsky.social @roberthodgin.bsky.social @mwiederrecht.bsky.social

A promotional graphic for the exhibition "Compositions in Code: The Art of Processing and p5.js" at the Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI), opening on March 6, 2025. The background features a generative art-style digital landscape with jagged, wireframe-like mountains in shades of blue and purple against a bright pink sky. The exhibition title appears in large white text at the top, with the subtitle "The Art of Processing and p5.js" in smaller font below. The names of featured artists—Marius Watz / Aleksandra Jovanić, LIA / Sarah Ridgley, and Robert Hodgin / Melissa Wiederrecht—are centered in white text. At the bottom, logos for MoMI, Tezos, and the Processing Foundation indicate the event’s co-presenters.

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Processing @processing.org · 28/01/2025

Minecraft Made From Scratch In Java Processing 😃 by Herbert The Bird 💙📦 #BuiltWithProcessing

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Processing @processing.org · 27/01/2025

Amazing! The Processing (Java) examples for Nature of Code 2024 are now available at github.com/nature-of-co... 💙 #builtWithProcessing

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Processing @processing.org · 20/01/2025

Ever tried projection mapping? It's now a breeze with @spacefiller.bsky.social's Shape Mapper library 💙 Instructions and detailed tutorials available at shapemapper.dev

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Processing @processing.org · 20/01/2025

Geometry Suite for Processing by Micycle is a treasure trove of 2D geometric algorithms 📐 For its 2.0 release, this must-have library finally comes to the Processing Contribution Manager! 🔗 github.com/micycle1/PGS/

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Processing @processing.org · 19/12/2024

Processing 4.3.1 was already downloaded 26,156 times! ✨

processing-1294-4.3.1 > 26,156 downloads

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Processing @processing.org · 19/12/2024

Processing was initiated in 2001 by Ben Fry and Casey Reas, who led the development and maintenance of the project until 2023. We are grateful for their vision and dedication to the project! 💙

Left side: Alpha version of Processing (then spelled Proce55ing) running on Windows — Right side: Processing 4.0.1 running on Windows 10.

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Processing @processing.org · 19/12/2024

We’ve made contributing to Processing easier and more welcoming than ever! Whether you want to fix a bug, build a library, or help out in any way, hop aboard!

Screenshot of github contributors for Processing

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Processing @processing.org · 19/12/2024

No more guesswork! Processing now builds and signs code automatically using GitHub Actions ✨

Screenshot of a GitHub Actions workflow for the repository `processing/processing` showing a successful run for Processing 4.3.1. The workflow name is `release.yml,` triggered by SableRaf publishing release `processing-1294–4.3.1.` The status indicates `Success`. A job summary is displayed on the left with 8 completed jobs, including publishing releases for Linux (arm, x64, aarch64), Windows (x64), macOS (x64, aarch64), and Maven Central.

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Processing @processing.org · 19/12/2024

Processing 4.3.1 is out! 🥳 No big changes (yet) but this release paves the way for exciting future developments. A thread 🧵

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Processing @processing.org · 03/12/2024

Did you know? Processing is back on Maven Central Repository! 🪶✨ central.sonatype.com/artifact/org...

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Processing @processing.org · 03/12/2024

Help us raise $20K to build inclusive, equitable, and accessible creative coding tools! Donations support our #opensource projects and dedicated contributors. Processing 4.3.1, p5.js 2.0, and p5.js Editor 2.15 releases are upcoming! Donate today 💜 donorbox.org/building-tog...

DEC–JAN 2024
Processing Foundation 2024 Annual Fundraiser
BUILDING TOGETHER: SUPPORTING PROCESSING AND p5.js

Help us raise $20K to continue our mission of building inclusive, equitable, and accessible coding tools for artists, designers, students, and educators!

Dec, 2024

Fundraiser

Processing Foundation is more than our software—it's a global community working toward a more equitable tech landscape.

100% of your donation supports software development and maintenance

100% of your donation will go into funding contributors’ essential work, ensuring our tools remain relevant, reliable, and accessible.

Dec, 2024

To show our appreciation for your support, we have various exciting rewards!

Variables Tier: $1~50
Online Shoutout
An online shoutout acknowledges your support by listing your name on our website and social media. Thank you for your donation, as every contribution counts!

Conditionals Tier: $50~100
Digital rewards + Online Shoutout
Donors will receive an exclusive collection of digital wallpapers created by Processing and p5.js artists and an online shout-out.

Dec, 2024

Loops Tier: $100~200
Stickers, Digital Rewards + Online Shoutout
Donors receive beautiful stickers featuring all of the Processing Foundation’s colorful logos, digital wallpapers, and an online shout-out.

Arrays Tier: $200+
Signed ‘Nature of Code’ book from Dan Shiffman, Digital Rewards + Online Shoutout
You will receive a signed copy of Dan Shiffman’s new book, Nature of Code, digital wallpapers, and an online shout-out!

Dec, 2024

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Processing @processing.org · 29/11/2024

Tara Hächler & Peter Ha's 'Co-Haviation' is a project #BuiltWithProcessing, depicting a strange yet familiar world where only birds and planes exist. Birds navigate using the Earth’s magnetic field, just as flights depend on radio waves for communication. #CreativeCoding

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