Monthly Archives: July 2012

Processing.js 1.4.0

By david.humphrey | Published: July 31, 2012
Today we’re releasing Processing.js 1.4.0.  It’s a good solid release, which Jon jokes we’ve been aging for 9 months in order to develop its full flavour. As we write in the that post, we’re going to change our development process.  In the past we’ve been tracking work in Processing, and chasing performance, parser, and Java-parity bugs.  [...]
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Gitter: Toward Twitter on Git(hub)

By david.humphrey | Published: July 6, 2012
tl;dr — I love Twitter and I love git, and wouldn’t it be nice if I could build the former on the latter?  What follows is a flight of fancy for your Friday feed reading… Introduction I went on a bike trip with my family last weekend, and when I came home, everyone was in flap about [...]
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