meiamsome/learning-p5.js

This project takes examples from a well-known programming book called "Learning Processing" and recreates them using p5.js, a tool for making visual art and interactive graphics in a web browser. The original book teaches Processing, a language built for artists and beginners to create drawings, animations, and interactive sketches. By porting these examples, the project makes those same lessons available to anyone who wants to build things directly on the web without needing specialized software. At a high level, the repository is essentially a collection of web pages. Each page contains an example from the book, rebuilt so it runs right in your browser. Instead of needing to download a separate application, you can just open a link and see the visual sketch in action. The code behind each sketch is written in JavaScript and HTML, which are the standard building blocks of the web. This would be useful for people learning to code, especially those interested in creative coding or visual design. If you are a student working through the original book, or a teacher looking for browser-based examples to share with a class, this gives you a way to explore the concepts online. It is also handy for anyone curious about how programming can create art, since p5.js is specifically designed to be approachable for beginners and artists. The project is still in its early stages. Currently, it only includes examples from one chapter of the book, which covers object-oriented programming, a way of organizing code into reusable pieces. The creator notes that much of the content is still missing and not yet visually polished. The README doesn't go into detail about future plans, so it is unclear whether more chapters will be added or if this is primarily a personal learning exercise. For now, it serves as a small but practical demonstration of translating traditional desktop programming lessons into a modern web format.