[FRIAM] nodebox for visualization?
Giles Bowkett
gilesb at gmail.com
Sun Dec 9 22:18:04 EST 2007
On 12/9/07, Joshua Thorp <jthorp at redfish.com> wrote:
> I've really enjoyed using Processing. The latest versions now allow
> multiple sketches open at once and have really made their IDE tool
> very fun to use. I think it makes Java a lot more fun, though it is
> trailing the Java curve, I think it is up to Java 1.4 now..
I never managed to get very good at it, but I've seen awesome work
done in it. (Flight404 for example.)
http://www.flight404.com/blog/?p=99
> I've not tried nodebox but it looks very interesting, though less
> interactive.
They have a library giving you Apple's Core Image, which is pretty
fun. The site describes at as like having a Python interface to
Photoshop. It may partially replace Pshop for me, I'm on el cheapo
Photoshop Elements and Nodebox definitely beats that for many use
cases (although not line drawing).
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