Processing Community Day 2021 – the recordings
On August 21, to celebrate Processing’s 20th anniversary, I streamed an online event: The “Processing Community Day 2021”. The whole thing worked really well technically and I am still overwhelmed by the presentations. The recordings are now online and can be watched here as well as on Youtube.
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