Graphics
Livecoding into print
I’ve just launched a series of unique print pieces based on my performances creating visuals at various Algorave events in the UK. While performing live I’ve been auto-capturing snapshots of the visuals output at two second intervals, which I’ve then stitched
Livecoding into print
I’ve just launched a series of unique print pieces based on my performances creating visuals at various Algorave events in the UK. While performing live I’ve been auto-capturing snapshots of the visuals output at two second intervals, which I’ve then stitched
Gibbering at Algoraves
A great talk by Charlie Roberts at JSConf, “Gibbering at Algoraves”, an intro to Gibber which kicks off with a nice intro to the live coding community:
Gibbering at Algoraves
A great talk by Charlie Roberts at JSConf, “Gibbering at Algoraves”, an intro to Gibber which kicks off with a nice intro to the live coding community:
The first live coding performances? Tom DeFanti + Dan Sandin
Back in 1974, Tom DeFanti defended his dissertation on GRASS, an interactive, interpreted, programming language he created for defining and manipulating vector graphics. He and Dan Sandin gave a series of performances in the 1970s that used live coding techniques.
The first live coding performances? Tom DeFanti + Dan Sandin
Back in 1974, Tom DeFanti defended his dissertation on GRASS, an interactive, interpreted, programming language he created for defining and manipulating vector graphics. He and Dan Sandin gave a series of performances in the 1970s that used live coding techniques.