Processing and Arduino: Short introduction

1. Processing.org: Programming and digital art, Arduino Juraj Bednár

3. Processing.org: project introduction

4. Language

5. Minimalistic approach

6. Community

7. What to use it for

8. Arduino.cc: short introduction

9. Similar projects

10. Demo

12. Started in 2001 at MIT (Media Lab)

13. GNU GPL, libraries (core.jar) are GNU LGPL

14. Based on Java

18. Possibility to use in other Java applications (when prototype becomes application)

20. You don't need to handle exceptions

21. Exportable to Java Applets, which can run on web pages

22. Portable environment, stable API

23. You don't need to learn new programming language (if you know Java, you already know most of Processing. If you know Processing, you can use it and earn lots of money as Java programmer, if you want to)

27. Demo

29. Several books

30. openprocessing.org

31. processing.org/exhibition

33. Libraries

35. Audio

36. Video

37. Communication with devices (Arduino)

38. Networking

39. File and disk access

41. You can buy a kit and assemble it

44. Ethernet

45. Wifi

46. Sensors

49. OpenFrameworks

50. Lily

51. Field

53. Create any type of clock you want

54. Use reference documentation