getting started! →
void setup () {
size (800,600);
}
void draw () {
if (mousePressed) {
fill (50);
} else {
fill(255);
}
ellipse (mouseX,mouseY,80,80);
}
/
/do it!
void setup () {
size (800,600);
}
void draw () {
if (mousePressed) {
fill (50);
} else {
fill(255);
}
ellipse (mouseX,mouseY,80,80);
}
/
/do it!
In computer programming (cp)
Ambiguity is forbidden!
Is a kind of lenguistics … machine lenguistics!
Comments are ignored by the computer, but are important to people.
aRT AND BUSINESS>
http://www.risd.edu/About/News/Art_and_Business/?dept=4294967964
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INTERESTING: D-SCHOOL (STANFORD)
https://www.facebook.com/dcrashcourse?fref=ts
Sesion: 1.0 Running Processing 2.0
links and bibliography:
Processing for Programmers:
http://www.eliotlash.com/2011/08/processing-for-programmers/
Browse - Tutorials:
http://www.processing.org/learning/
Topics [reference]:
http://www.processing.org/learning/topics/
Gallery [Exhibition]:
http://www.processing.org/exhibition/
Language [Reference]:
http://processing.org/reference/
Libraries:
-video
-Network
-Serial (for external hardware)
-PDF export
-DXF export
-Minim (audio)
-Arduino
*important info: »> http://processing.org/reference/libraries/
//this software is part of my first exercise in processing, i wanted to
learn processing
//about 5 years ago, but after all the process of my emigration to israel,
everything went more and more complex
//this is my first exercise (by myself) enjoy- Moshe Nissan:
idmoshenissan@gmail.com
void setup () {
size (640,480) ;
background (0) ;
print (“processing”);
println (“-si”);
}
PVC
in 3 videos:
1-http://vimeo.com/5446160
2-http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=IqxglWffR6Q#
3- פךשדאןב כםרצןמע: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBqBT98tv8k
original»> Mass-Customization
The term ‘Mass customization’ was coined by writer Stan Davis in his book Future Perfect but the term was popularized by writer Joe Pine. Mass customization has different implications for different products and in different sectors. There are also different methods and strategies to achieve it. Some products can be tailored or customized at the retail outlet or dealer (‘post-production customization’). Other products may adapt to the user, as for example, the intelligent systems, increasingly available in cars, that adapt (transparently) to your style of driving (‘adaptive customization’).
-the consumer becomes involved (design, fabrication, assembly, or post-production),
-For some—especially product designers—mass customization means a return to the era of the designer-maker and for others— especially design engineers—
-One of the key ideas and strategies to achieve mass customization is modularization - products are ‘decomposed’ into modular components or subsystems that can be recombined to more nearly satisfy consumer needs.
-consumers can make design decisions, which would normally be made by designers. Hence Co-Design.
- ALL products can be customized. (it means that there are future) .. if you involve the consumer in the design it means that he is also a designer (co-design) hene is more probable to link the desire of him to purchase the product!
-Consumers will become, what Alvin Toffler termed, ‘prosumers’ (Prosumption = Consumption + Production). and co-designers of product-solutions for their individual needs.
-Similarly, the task of design will also change. Clearly customization will have to be designed into products. Customization as a product !
»>Similarly, the new product design process will also include designing the design tools and interfaces for consumers as co-designers that will configure or determine the kinds of choices consumers will make and perhaps simulate the actual product.»> the designer or PD (product designer) as Custom Product Design Engineer (or programmer)
-In many ways, it is extends the kind of customer involvement that is already seen in concurrent engineering: it can now be in real-time and on going on an individual basis
-In this new paradigm the central issue is probably the balance between standardization and the relative freedom of choice that consumers are offered. (this is the level of control we want to give to the consumer to “choose”)
-And perhaps above all, what is the best way to interact with consumers as co-designers? do custoemrs really want to enjoy the product design process or are more passive?
…But many of the same questions arise. How will mass customization and co-design effect the architectural design process?
“…We used to live in a world in which most things had to be made to be the same, but we are about to enter a new era where, if we want it, many things or perhaps all things can be different. …”
Why Mass-Customization products are the future of product Innovation?»>User Innovation
literacy mean within the context of software? Alan Kay, an innovator in thinking about computation as a medium, has written, “The ability to ‘read’ a medium means you can access materials and tools created by others. The ability to ‘write’ in a medium means you can generate materials and tools for others. You must have both to be literate. In print writing, the tools you generate are rhetorical; they demonstrate and convince. In computer writing, the tools you generate are processes; they simulate and decide.” These processes that simulate and decide are the essence of software and they can only be fully understood through constructing them.
http://reas.com/texts/programmingmedia.html
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#processing
#mydiscipline
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