Hybrid Curriculum: Mission accomplished!
A few months ago I already teased you that the whole curriculum is currently being translated to p5.js. Now it’s finally done: all lessons now have both Processing and p5.js code.
I have to give a big shoutout here, because Lena Weber did most of the translations. If you haven’t read the interview with her yet, be sure to check it out.
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