p5.js working group
Lauren McCarthy edited this page Oct 28, 2016
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Places to start
Ideas
What is open source?
- How do we explain open source? How do we communicate this? Could we make a short video?
- Inspiration: Luisa Pereira's Inside p5 videos.
- https://medium.com/@kenjagan/part-i-what-does-open-source-even-mean-4e2829dfd557#.f3o65lw5z
"Examples for _________"
- Set of p5.js examples/tutorial that are specifically geared toward an activist audience.
- Inspiration: Jen Kagan's Intro to coding for activists.
- Useful: Atul Varma's p5 widget for embedding examples in a page.
