Processing

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Processing is a flexible software sketchbook and a language for learning how to code. #BuiltWithProcessing 🔗 processing.org đŸ± github.com/processing/processing4

Screenshot showing a list of new contributors to the Processing 4.4.5 release, each with a link to their first pull request. Usernames listed include @marioguzzzman, @thisizaro, @ovaline, @jd-boyd, @Vaivaswat2244, @JSdCool, @AhmedMagedC, @pnngocdoan, @joshgiesbrecht, @ThexXTURBOXx, @jdebou, @toniab, and @aj-m. Below the list is a link to the full changelog and a row of contributor avatars, with names like SableRaf and jd-boyd among others.
A photograph of an early version of the Processing (then styled as "Proce55ing") development environment running on a Mac desktop interface. The window displays a sketch with simple code using void setup() and void loop() functions, drawing a series of diagonal lines. Next to the editor is a small output window showing the visual result of the code. In the background, a Finder window is open, showing the directory contents of the "processing-0024" folder, including subfolders like "fonts", "lib", "reference" and "sketchbook." This image dates from April 2002 and captures an early stage in the development of Processing.
A macOS installation window for Processing, showing a blue Processing.app icon on the left and an Applications folder on the right, with an arrow between them indicating the app should be dragged into the folder. The background is blue with a grid pattern, and there are playful, blue geometric characters with eyes in the corners of the window.
A promotional graphic for the exhibition "Compositions in Code: The Art of Processing and p5.js" at the Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI), opening on March 6, 2025. The background features a generative art-style digital landscape with jagged, wireframe-like mountains in shades of blue and purple against a bright pink sky. The exhibition title appears in large white text at the top, with the subtitle "The Art of Processing and p5.js" in smaller font below. The names of featured artists—Marius Watz / Aleksandra Jovanić, LIA / Sarah Ridgley, and Robert Hodgin / Melissa Wiederrecht—are centered in white text. At the bottom, logos for MoMI, Tezos, and the Processing Foundation indicate the event’s co-presenters.
Colorful animated geometric patterns projected on a cardboard cube
2D Boolean Operations: Union, Intersection, Subtraction, Symmetric Difference, Complement, Mesh Union, Mesh Intersection,Mesh Subtraction
processing-1294-4.3.1 > 26,156 downloads
Left side: Alpha version of Processing (then spelled Proce55ing) running on Windows — Right side: Processing 4.0.1 running on Windows 10.
Screenshot of github contributors for Processing
Screenshot of a browser window showing the Processing Roadmap. With columns for Backlog, To do, In progress, Testing, and Done. Tasks are labelled with various priority levels target version, and other metadata.
Screenshot of a GitHub Actions workflow for the repository `processing/processing` showing a successful run for Processing 4.3.1. The workflow name is `release.yml,` triggered by SableRaf publishing release `processing-1294–4.3.1.` The status indicates `Success`. A job summary is displayed on the left with 8 completed jobs, including publishing releases for Linux (arm, x64, aarch64), Windows (x64), macOS (x64, aarch64), and Maven Central.
Screen recording. On the left: Processing Editor with some code. On the right: small windows keep popping up with rotating shapes in various colors.
Screenshot Maven Central Repository pkg:maven/org.processing/core@4.3.1
DEC–JAN 2024 Processing Foundation 2024 Annual Fundraiser BUILDING TOGETHER: SUPPORTING PROCESSING AND p5.js Help us raise $20K to continue our mission of building inclusive, equitable, and accessible coding tools for artists, designers, students, and educators! Dec, 2024