A conversation with Raphaël de Courville
A few weeks ago I had the honor to meet Raphaël de Courville in person at the audivisual jam at MotionLab in Berlin. Many of you might be familiar with him, as he has built a great community for Creative Coding. On Sundays he can usually be found streaming on Twitch, he authored more than 100 Creative Coding newsletters, he founded the Creative Code Berlin and now he works for the Processing Foundation as community lead. I immediately invited him for a conversation and here it is! Yay!
Notes
00:01:12
On livestreaming00:04:43
Richard Bourne on Open Processing (link)00:06:46
I explain how i use YouTube00:07:32
Using YouTube for streaming trustTheProcess()00:08:07
Using the Google Sheets API as a CSV endpoint in Processing00:08:45
Markdown00:09:30
Raphaël on making a newsletter00:12:00
About Digital Gardening00:14:50
Processing Code Jam / Creative Code Jam00:20:43
Creative Coding Barcelona00:22:50
Creative Coding and Graphic Design00:23:25
Raphaël’s relationship with Graphic Design00:24:33
Tims relationship with Graphic Design00:27:30
The place of Creative Coding among the academics00:29:57
What kind of importance do we give to these kind of skills?00:34:55
Algorithmic way of thinking00:38:03
Not the only way00:38:56
Processing as a school00:40:46
OpenProcessing00:41:20
Our relationship with technology and computers00:44:25
How to look at technology00:47:22
How Raphaël approaches teaching00:50:00
How Tim approaches teaching00:52:08
About NFT’s01:08:03
Possibilities on Social Media01:16:53
Final thoughts
Many thanks to Matheus Pacheco for adding the shownotes! 🙏
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