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Large collections of instructional Processing videos are online from Daniel Shiffman, Andrew Glassner, Jose Sanchez, and Abe Pazos.

Hello Processing
by Daniel Shiffman et al.

Short video lessons introduce coding exercises that lead to designing an interactive drawing program.

Welcome to Processing 3
by Daniel Shiffman

What's new in Processing 3? Dan walks through the new features and changes.

Debug
by Daniel Shiffman

Learn how to pause and step through your running code with the Processing 3 Debugger.

Getting Started by Casey Reas and Ben Fry Welcome to Processing! This introduction covers the basics of writing Processing code. Level: Beginner	Processing Overview by Ben Fry and Casey Reas A little more detailed introduction to the different features of Processing than the Getting Started tutorial. Level: Beginner	Coordinate System and Shapes by Daniel Shiffman Drawing simple shapes and using the coordinate system. Level: Beginner
Color by Daniel Shiffman An introduction to digital color. Level: Beginner	Objects by Daniel Shiffman The basics of object-oriented programming. Level: Beginner	Interactivity by Casey Reas and Ben Fry Introduction to interactivity with the mouse and keyboard. Level: Beginner
Typography by Casey Reas and Ben Fry Working with typefaces and text. Level: Beginner	Strings and Drawing Text by Daniel Shiffman Learn how use the String class and display text onscreen. Level: Intermediate	Arrays by Casey Reas and Ben Fry How to store and access data in array structures. Level: Intermediate
Images and Pixels by Daniel Shiffman How to load and display images as well as access their pixels. Level: Intermediate	Curves by J David Eisenberg Learn how to draw arcs, spline curves, and bezier curves. Level: Intermediate	2D Transformations by J David Eisenberg Learn how to translate, rotate, and scale shapes using 2D transformations. Level: Intermediate
PShape by Daniel Shiffman How to use the PShape class in Processing. Level: Intermediate	Data by Daniel Shiffman Learn the basics of working with data feeds in Processing. Level: Intermediate	Trigonometry Primer by Ira Greenberg An introduction to trigonometry. Level: Intermediate
Render Techniques by Casey Reas and Ben Fry Tools for rendering geometries in Processing. Level: Intermediate	Two-Dimensional Arrays by Daniel Shiffman Store and acess data in a matrix using a two-dimensional array. Level: Intermediate	Sound by R. Luke DuBois and Wilm Thoben Learn how to play, analyze, and synthesize sound with the Sound Library. Level: Intermediate
Electronics by Hernando Berragán and Casey Reas Control physical media with Processing, Arduino, and Wiring. Level: Intermediate	Network by Alexander R. Galloway An introduction to sending and receiving data with clients and servers. Level: Intermediate	Print by Casey Reas Use Processing to output print quality images and documents. Level: Intermediate
Shaders by Andres Colubri A guide to implementing GLSL shaders in Processing. Level: Advanced	PVector by Daniel Shiffman An introduction to useing the PVector class in Processing. Level: Advanced	P3D by Daniel Shiffman Developing advanced graphics applications in Processing using P3D (OpenGL) mode. Level: Advanced
Video by Daniel Shiffman How to display live and recorded video Level: Advanced	Anatomy of a Program by J David Eisenberg How do you analyze a problem and break it down into steps that the computer can do? Level: Advanced

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