LIVE 2013 – First international workshop on Live Programming

LIVE 2013 is the first international workshop on Live Programming, happening on May 19th in San Francisco, colocated with ICSE, the International Conference on Software Engineering. The workshop opens a cross-disciplinary theme, looking at liveness in programming languages from a software engineering

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LIVE 2013 – First international workshop on Live Programming

LIVE 2013 is the first international workshop on Live Programming, happening on May 19th in San Francisco, colocated with ICSE, the International Conference on Software Engineering. The workshop opens a cross-disciplinary theme, looking at liveness in programming languages from a software engineering

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Live coding on the Raspberry Pi

  Happy new year! In the UK, 2012 was the year of the Raspberry Pi, a cheap hardware contribution to the aims of the new push to get proper curriculum for computing at school. This has already been a huge success,

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Live coding on the Raspberry Pi

  Happy new year! In the UK, 2012 was the year of the Raspberry Pi, a cheap hardware contribution to the aims of the new push to get proper curriculum for computing at school. This has already been a huge success,

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Seasons greetings

It turns out that the festive season is here. To mark this occasion the Cybernetic Orchestra have live coded something for us all in ChucK. Probably best enjoyed with a Brandy in hand. Happy holidays!  

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Seasons greetings

It turns out that the festive season is here. To mark this occasion the Cybernetic Orchestra have live coded something for us all in ChucK. Probably best enjoyed with a Brandy in hand. Happy holidays!  

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Six Live Coding Works for Ensemble by Click Nilson

There are surprisingly few precedents for live coding in experimental music literature. By this we mean that before computers and programming languages came along, there was little in the way of explicit changing of rules while following. There is of course

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Six Live Coding Works for Ensemble by Click Nilson

There are surprisingly few precedents for live coding in experimental music literature. By this we mean that before computers and programming languages came along, there was little in the way of explicit changing of rules while following. There is of course

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Holly Herndon interview on Dummy

Holly Herndon is an artist based in San Franciso, known for pretty incredible performances with her voice and laptop. Pitchfork describe her as “one of the year’s most exciting new voices, producers, and composers”, so it’s good to read an

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Holly Herndon interview on Dummy

Holly Herndon is an artist based in San Franciso, known for pretty incredible performances with her voice and laptop. Pitchfork describe her as “one of the year’s most exciting new voices, producers, and composers”, so it’s good to read an

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/* vivo */ live coding festival – wow

 The third international live coding event was a total blast, difficult to know how to describe it..  Dave has managed to make a start though, with a post on the Mexican livecoding style, including that of the European visitors under

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/* vivo */ live coding festival – wow

 The third international live coding event was a total blast, difficult to know how to describe it..  Dave has managed to make a start though, with a post on the Mexican livecoding style, including that of the European visitors under

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Computer Music Journal – deadline nears

Back in April we announced a call for articles for a special issue of Computer Music Journal on Live Coding.  It may seem far off now, but with the holiday season in the way, the deadline of 21st January 2013

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Computer Music Journal – deadline nears

Back in April we announced a call for articles for a special issue of Computer Music Journal on Live Coding.  It may seem far off now, but with the holiday season in the way, the deadline of 21st January 2013

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/* vivo */ Simposio Internacional de Música y Código 2012

The /* vivo */ international symposium is now underway in Mexico City, featuring workshops, talks and performances by local and international artists.  Over the last two yeras Mexico City has earned a big reputation for its live coding culture, possibly

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/* vivo */ Simposio Internacional de Música y Código 2012

The /* vivo */ international symposium is now underway in Mexico City, featuring workshops, talks and performances by local and international artists.  Over the last two yeras Mexico City has earned a big reputation for its live coding culture, possibly

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Psychology of Programming Interest Group, 21-23rd November 2012

The Psychology of Programming Interest Group is an international group of researchers interested in the Psychology of Programming.  This much you might have guessed from the name, but this is an cross-disciplinary group of researchers in from fields such as

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Psychology of Programming Interest Group, 21-23rd November 2012

The Psychology of Programming Interest Group is an international group of researchers interested in the Psychology of Programming.  This much you might have guessed from the name, but this is an cross-disciplinary group of researchers in from fields such as

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TOPLAP interview #1 – Benoît and the Mandelbrots

Benoît and the Mandelbrots are a four-piece laptop band spanning the live coding, network group and maybe algorave traditions.  They’re based in Karlsruhe in Germany, where you can catch them next week on the 16th November 2012 at nil #2, alongside the mythological Sick

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TOPLAP interview #1 – Benoît and the Mandelbrots

Benoît and the Mandelbrots are a four-piece laptop band spanning the live coding, network group and maybe algorave traditions.  They’re based in Karlsruhe in Germany, where you can catch them next week on the 16th November 2012 at nil #2, alongside the mythological Sick

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