A heartfelt congratulations to all the contributors who made the new #p5js website possible! Your dedication and hard work are truly felt.
I've been eagerly awaiting the new site. Thank you for making this happen! The accessibility features and user-friendliness are exemplary.
We're thrilled to announce the new p5.js website, p5js.org! 🌸 With an accessibility-first approach and the collaboration of our amazing global team of contributors, we've created a site that's fun, accessible, and user-friendly. youtu.be/0_r4HSmNb9o
Have you checked out the amazing community sketches on the new p5js.org?
Special thanks to @msawired and @openprocessing for supporting the showcase, and all the contributors for submitting their @p5xjs sketches! 🌸
New p5.js website launched! This has been one of the most challenging yet rewarding projects since I started leading @p5xjs.🌸 Huge thanks to all the p5.js contributors involved, and a big shoutout to @limzykenneth@davepvm and Karen Abe!
More info: p5js.org/events/stf-2024
We're thrilled to announce the new p5.js website, p5js.org! 🌸 With an accessibility-first approach and the collaboration of our amazing global team of contributors, we've created a site that's fun, accessible, and user-friendly. youtu.be/0_r4HSmNb9o
👉Website designed by Stefanie Tam and @tylryn
👉Developed by @bocoup
👉Learn more about the p5.js contributors who worked on the project: p5js.org/events/stf-2024
👉The new website is part of the p5.js Documentation Organization & Accessibility project, supported by @sovtechfund.
We're thrilled to announce the new p5.js website, p5js.org! 🌸 With an accessibility-first approach and the collaboration of our amazing global team of contributors, we've created a site that's fun, accessible, and user-friendly. youtu.be/0_r4HSmNb9o
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I’m officially listed as a contributor to @p5xjs for helping others use the library via conference talks and sharing code examples. I look forward to contributing to their codebase in the future! It’s nice that they recognize contributors of all kinds.
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Hi p5.js contributors, we'd love to hear from you🌸! If you've contributed to p5.js (blog, talk, event...) and aren't listed on our All-Contributor list, please check out this issue: github.com/processing/p5.js/…
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More experiments with ML and hand tracking with other 3D primitives, because I‘m impressed by the model accuracy and speed of the upcoming @ml5js update with @p5xjs 💜🤖💫
This is what I luv from machine learning 🤖
More experiments with ML and hand tracking for my Uni creative coding students now with 3D shapes.
The upcoming @ml5js update with @p5xjs is running super fast and smooth. Model accuracy is 👑🤓💫 Thx @thecodingtrain