I’ve decided to put my Processing hacks from the Code & hacks page and consolidate them into a downloadable archive. Thus the Code & Form code library is born. It will contain various demos and hacks, as well as example code for the unlekkerLib library. It should be much easier to publish code this way, since students etc. can simply download the archive and dump the contents in their sketchbook folder for quick access.

I’ve started a Google Code repository for this purpose, which seems a good way to go. I’m still figuring out SVN etc, hopefully I can switch to publishing the unlekkerLib source “live” through SVN once I figure it out. I’ll also publish archives of code written during past workshops to the repository.

There seems to be a growing list of Processing-related Google Code repositories out there, examples include Toxi’s Toxiclibs, interfascia and jddaniels. Do a search for processing.org to find more.

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1. Jan Vantomme, April 12th, 2008 at 17:09

If you want an easy way to use SVN you should try TortoiseSVN (Windows) or svnX (Mac OS X). They provide a nice GUI to the commandline.

2. matt ditton, April 13th, 2008 at 04:17

Goot idea using google code. I’ve been using it for the objLoader and the colladaLoader within eclipse and it’s fantastic.

3. divyesh patel, February 7th, 2009 at 09:58

If you want an easy way to use SVN you should try TortoiseSVN (Windows) or svnX (Mac OS X). They provide a nice GUI to the commandline.

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