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On this channel, I’ll be sharing:
- 🚀 Insights from my personal development projects
- 💻 Tips, tutorials, and experiences with Linux
- 🔧 Tools, tricks, and noscripts to boost your productivity
- 🧠 And much more from the software development universe!!

Let’s build a community of like-minded enthusiasts eager to learn and grow together. 💡

Thanks nerds, and stay curious!

Hey, Guys! 👋
Let me introduce you to Processing: 🎨

Processing is a free, open-source programming language and IDE designed for visual arts, new media, and design. It was created by Casey Reas and Ben Fry back in 2001 at the MIT Media Lab. The goal of Processing is to make programming accessible, especially for creative and visual projects.

Key Features:
- Java-Based: It uses Java but simplifies things with extra classes and functions that focus on graphics and animation.
- Visual Focus
- Beginner-Friendly
- Core Functions:
- setup(): Initializes your environment (canvas, etc.).
- draw(): Keeps running code continuously, perfect for animations!

Example Code: A circle follows your mouse:

void setup() {
  size(480, 120);
}

void draw() {
  if (mousePressed) {
    fill(0);
  } else {
    fill(255);
  }
  ellipse(mouseX, mouseY, 80, 80);
}

Why Use It?

Processing is widely used for:
- Multimedia installations
- Data visualization
- Graphic experiments
- Quick prototyping for interactive designs

🚀 Getting Started with Processing 🎨

🌐 Official Processing Website: Processing.org

💻 Download Processing (supports both Linux & Windows): Download Processing
📚 Processing Reference Docs: Processing Reference

If you are a JavaScript family:
There's a alternative called p5.js — a JavaScript library inspired by Processing!

🌐 Official p5.js Website: p5.js
📚 p5.js Reference Docs: p5.js Reference
🎥 Learn with The Coding Train:
A great YouTube channel to dive deeper into creative coding.

Check out tutorials and community projects!
🔗 The Coding Train on YouTube
🌍 Community Projects and Resources

Thanks nerds, and stay curious!

Hey folks! 😊

I’ve been having an issue with Processing — every time I want to build a project, I have to create buttons, text fields, sliders, and other UI tools from scratch. 😅
So, I decided to create a class/library that simplifies creating UI designs in Processing.

Let me introduce SimplifyUI, along with some example projects. 🚀

#SimplifyUI

🚨 I'm not dead, just cooking up the 🎨 SketchUI (RENAMED) library! 🍳

🌙 Ramadan Mubarak! May this holy month bring you peace, prosperity, and endless blessings. 🤲✨

🎉 SketchUI v1 Released! 🎉
🚀 A simple and powerful UI library for Processing with Button and TextField components!

✨ Features:
- 🖱 Button: Create, display, and handle clicks effortlessly.
- 📝 TextField: Input and display text with ease.

📥 Installation:
1. Download the library from the repository.
2. Add the SketchUI.jar file to your Processing project.
3. Start building your UI with just a few lines of code!

💡 Basic Usage

🔗 Get Started:
Download the library and explore the docs here: SketchUI Repository Happy coding! 🚀👩‍💻👨‍💻

#SketchUI #UI #Processing #Release #OpenSource

First Impressions of SketchUI 🤖✨
Here is the code.