Education/Projects/ProcessingForTheWeb: Difference between revisions

[http://openprocessing.org/ OpenProcessing] allows people to share their Processing sketches ("a Flickr for Processing", to paraphrase one comment about it). It is an interesting example of a site that likely could benefit greatly from a Processing for the Web implementation.

[http://opencode.media.mit.edu/tool/open_code/info OpenCode] is an attempt to create a web equivalent of the Processing desktop environment by using a server-side implementation of the Processing language combined with a web front end. To quote from the website, "What Processing has done for simplified graphics programming, OpenCode hopes to do for simplified access and interaction with Web-accessible content." It can be thought of as a Java-based Processing environment "in the cloud", including the ability to extend the Java back end to add custom libraries.