Am I breaking wiki/ google groups etiquette by posting this here? If so slap my wrists and send me off in the other direction.
After a long time of drawing parallel lines and getting a bit disheartened by working my way solo through a doorstop on processing I wondered if anyone had requested workshops around processing as I would be interested in pulling something together. Nottingham ran a workshop the other week and (lead by Tommy Sweeney??) I'm trying to find out what people thought of it and who the guy who ran it was.
I know there is an awful lot lined up over the coming months re: workshops, but thought I would float this thought rather than not posting it on the assumption that we're all too busy.
Like you I've been trying to get through the Processing book but it's just too much for me... When you get more details we can move ahead with planning but until then I'd really be up for a get together with peeps to try and tackle a bit of Processing
Ant
On 23 March 2010 14:21, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Am I breaking wiki/ google groups etiquette by posting this here? If > so slap my wrists and send me off in the other direction.
> After a long time of drawing parallel lines and getting a bit > disheartened by working my way solo through a doorstop on processing I > wondered if anyone had requested workshops around processing as I > would be interested in pulling something together. Nottingham ran a > workshop the other week and (lead by Tommy Sweeney??) I'm trying to > find out what people thought of it and who the guy who ran it was.
> I know there is an awful lot lined up over the coming months re: > workshops, but thought I would float this thought rather than not > posting it on the assumption that we're all too busy.
> toodle pips.
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-----Original Message----- From: Antonio Roberts <bv3...@gmail.com> Sent: 23 March 2010 14:40 To: birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [birmingham-hack-space] Processing
I'd really like to do some Processing workshops!
Like you I've been trying to get through the Processing book but it's just too much for me... When you get more details we can move ahead with planning but until then I'd really be up for a get together with peeps to try and tackle a bit of Processing
Ant
On 23 March 2010 14:21, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Am I breaking wiki/ google groups etiquette by posting this here? If > so slap my wrists and send me off in the other direction.
> I'm up for a fizzpop processing user group get together type of thing :-)
> Best wishes,
> Andrew.
> -----Original Message----- > From: Antonio Roberts <bv3...@gmail.com> > Sent: 23 March 2010 14:40 > To: birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: [birmingham-hack-space] Processing
> I'd really like to do some Processing workshops!
> Like you I've been trying to get through the Processing book but it's > just too much for me... When you get more details we can move ahead > with planning but until then I'd really be up for a get together with > peeps to try and tackle a bit of Processing
> Ant
> On 23 March 2010 14:21, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote: > > Am I breaking wiki/ google groups etiquette by posting this here? If > > so slap my wrists and send me off in the other direction.
> I'm up for aside or standalone, whichever works for everyone else. > Preferably not too close to Easter though.
> Best wishes,
> Andrew.
> -----Original Message----- > From: Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> > Sent: 23 March 2010 17:06 > To: Birmingham Hack Space <birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com> > Subject: [birmingham-hack-space] Re: Processing
> yeah, processing fizzpop rival fraction. Grand.
> Sadly I'm not going to be at the next fizzpop. Are we talking about > having an 'aside' at an upcoming fizzpop or a secondary processing > meet up?
> Will report back when I've heard how the other event went, but if > anyone knows of any other Processing wizzes we can get in.
> On Mar 23, 2:58 pm, Andrew Thomas <andrewmarktho...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Hi,
> > I'm up for a fizzpop processing user group get together type of thing :-)
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> Are we talking about > having an 'aside' at an upcoming fizzpop or a secondary processing > meet up?
Why not both! I always aim to do a bit of processing at fizzPOP hack sessions but generally just get a bit distracted. Where/when could we have this learning meetup if not at fizzPOP?
Thinking out loud here, but I've always liked the idea of a 48 learning sprint to pick up the basics of a programming language, but of course that'd require having a space for that long! One can but dream
Ant
On 23 March 2010 17:06, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Sadly I'm not going to be at the next fizzpop. Are we talking about > having an 'aside' at an upcoming fizzpop or a secondary processing > meet up?
> Will report back when I've heard how the other event went, but if > anyone knows of any other Processing wizzes we can get in.
> On Mar 23, 2:58 pm, Andrew Thomas <andrewmarktho...@yahoo.com> wrote: >> Hi,
>> I'm up for a fizzpop processing user group get together type of thing :-)
>> Best wishes,
>> Andrew.
>> -----Original Message----- >> From: Antonio Roberts <bv3...@gmail.com> >> Sent: 23 March 2010 14:40 >> To: birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com >> Subject: Re: [birmingham-hack-space] Processing
>> I'd really like to do some Processing workshops!
>> Like you I've been trying to get through the Processing book but it's >> just too much for me... When you get more details we can move ahead >> with planning but until then I'd really be up for a get together with >> peeps to try and tackle a bit of Processing
>> Ant
>> On 23 March 2010 14:21, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote: >> > Am I breaking wiki/ google groups etiquette by posting this here? If >> > so slap my wrists and send me off in the other direction.
>> [The entire original message is not included]
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We must surely be getting close to the stage where the heating doesn't need to be on at The Edge... If you don't want to get started until after Easter, just use some of the other Wednesday nights?
> We must surely be getting close to the stage where the heating doesn't > need to be on at The Edge... > If you don't want to get started until after Easter, just use some of > the other Wednesday nights?
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Ace! I've done quite a lot of processing so I'd be up for helping people out with the basics.
Only slight drawback is imminent childbirth, which I imagine might dent my ability to attend a workshop :). So depends on timing really, and how amenable to hacking the baby turns out to be ... In the meantime I'm more than happy to answer questions - if I have a sec I'll finish off my half-done post on using netbeans/eclipse with processing (makes life soooo much easier).
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 8:25 PM, genzaichi <genzai...@googlemail.com> wrote: > We must surely be getting close to the stage where the heating doesn't > need to be on at The Edge... > If you don't want to get started until after Easter, just use some of > the other Wednesday nights?
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Just heard back from Nottingham (yes the whole city, like when the Corinthians wrote back to Paul in the bible)
The guy who gave their workshop was Tommy Sweeny (have got his contact details). Verdict was...
"He was good, though seemed like he wasn't used to teaching more than the basics. he definitely knows what he's doing, just didn't have much material prepped/doesn't tend to train beyond first steps. He had us loading examples and tweaking them first, then making stuff. He can show how to do stuff like colour, lines, shapes, animation, 3D"
I'm up for using an in between Wednesday evening for this. April 21st?
Should we have an initial group meet before we think about getting someone in for a workshop, or would people rather get someone in so we're all on the same(ish) page before we start? Personal preference would be for getting someone in as I've been struggling along without direct focus for a while.
-Marie
On Mar 23, 9:24 pm, charlie pinder <charlie.pin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ace! I've done quite a lot of processing so I'd be up for helping people out > with the basics.
> Only slight drawback is imminent childbirth, which I imagine might dent my > ability to attend a workshop :). So depends on timing really, and how > amenable to hacking the baby turns out to be ... In the meantime I'm more > than happy to answer questions - if I have a sec I'll finish off my > half-done post on using netbeans/eclipse with processing (makes life soooo > much easier).
> c
> On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 8:25 PM, genzaichi <genzai...@googlemail.com> wrote: > > We must surely be getting close to the stage where the heating doesn't > > need to be on at The Edge... > > If you don't want to get started until after Easter, just use some of > > the other Wednesday nights?
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I would be interested in picking up some processing. I have plenty of programming background so I imagine picking the language up won't be too difficult, but I am not so creative and aware of the potential uses of it.
I was considering the potential of interfacing it to other things. I have seen it can integrated with an Arduino easily, but it occurred to me that it might be interesting to interface a smartphone to it via WiFi. This would allow you to utilise the touchscreen, accelerometer & possibly even the microphone as inputs/control surfaces that can be rendered in processing.
Does anyone think it would be potentially useful/interesting?
Mike
On Mar 24, 10:52 am, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Just heard back from Nottingham (yes the whole city, like when the > Corinthians wrote back to Paul in the bible)
> The guy who gave their workshop was Tommy Sweeny (have got his contact > details). Verdict was...
> "He was good, though seemed like he wasn't used to teaching more than > the basics. he definitely knows what he's doing, just didn't have much > material prepped/doesn't tend to train beyond first steps. He had us > loading examples and tweaking them first, then making stuff. He can > show how to do stuff like colour, lines, shapes, animation, 3D"
> I'm up for using an in between Wednesday evening for this. April 21st?
> Should we have an initial group meet before we think about getting > someone in for a workshop, or would people rather get someone in so > we're all on the same(ish) page before we start? Personal preference > would be for getting someone in as I've been struggling along without > direct focus for a while.
> -Marie
> On Mar 23, 9:24 pm, charlie pinder <charlie.pin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Ace! I've done quite a lot of processing so I'd be up for helping people out > > with the basics.
> > Only slight drawback is imminent childbirth, which I imagine might dent my > > ability to attend a workshop :). So depends on timing really, and how > > amenable to hacking the baby turns out to be ... In the meantime I'm more > > than happy to answer questions - if I have a sec I'll finish off my > > half-done post on using netbeans/eclipse with processing (makes life soooo > > much easier).
> > c
> > On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 8:25 PM, genzaichi <genzai...@googlemail.com> wrote: > > > We must surely be getting close to the stage where the heating doesn't > > > need to be on at The Edge... > > > If you don't want to get started until after Easter, just use some of > > > the other Wednesday nights?
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> The guy who gave their workshop was Tommy Sweeny (have got his contact > details). Verdict was...
>[snip]
That's fine if he's only really taught beginners stuff, could draw in some new people.
> I'm up for using an in between Wednesday evening for this. April 21st?
That'll be the same week as the Theremin workshop (happening Saturday 24th), but it's still possible. Are there any costs/other conditions involved with getting him down here?
Ant
On 24 March 2010 10:52, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Just heard back from Nottingham (yes the whole city, like when the > Corinthians wrote back to Paul in the bible)
> The guy who gave their workshop was Tommy Sweeny (have got his contact > details). Verdict was...
> "He was good, though seemed like he wasn't used to teaching more than > the basics. he definitely knows what he's doing, just didn't have much > material prepped/doesn't tend to train beyond first steps. He had us > loading examples and tweaking them first, then making stuff. He can > show how to do stuff like colour, lines, shapes, animation, 3D"
> I'm up for using an in between Wednesday evening for this. April 21st?
> Should we have an initial group meet before we think about getting > someone in for a workshop, or would people rather get someone in so > we're all on the same(ish) page before we start? Personal preference > would be for getting someone in as I've been struggling along without > direct focus for a while.
> -Marie
> On Mar 23, 9:24 pm, charlie pinder <charlie.pin...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Ace! I've done quite a lot of processing so I'd be up for helping people out >> with the basics.
>> Only slight drawback is imminent childbirth, which I imagine might dent my >> ability to attend a workshop :). So depends on timing really, and how >> amenable to hacking the baby turns out to be ... In the meantime I'm more >> than happy to answer questions - if I have a sec I'll finish off my >> half-done post on using netbeans/eclipse with processing (makes life soooo >> much easier).
>> c
>> On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 8:25 PM, genzaichi <genzai...@googlemail.com> wrote: >> > We must surely be getting close to the stage where the heating doesn't >> > need to be on at The Edge... >> > If you don't want to get started until after Easter, just use some of >> > the other Wednesday nights?
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Tigershungry, if you're not able to attend the meeting could you pass on any information you have about his workshop/work so that we can discuss it in more detail at the meeting?
Cheers,
Antonio
On Mar 24, 2:17 pm, Antonio Roberts <bv3...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > The guy who gave their workshop was Tommy Sweeny (have got his contact > > details). Verdict was...
> >[snip]
> That's fine if he's only really taught beginners stuff, could draw in > some new people.
> > I'm up for using an in between Wednesday evening for this. April 21st?
> That'll be the same week as the Theremin workshop (happening Saturday > 24th), but it's still possible. Are there any costs/other conditions > involved with getting him down here?
> Ant
> On 24 March 2010 10:52, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> > Just heard back from Nottingham (yes the whole city, like when the > > Corinthians wrote back to Paul in the bible)
> > The guy who gave their workshop was Tommy Sweeny (have got his contact > > details). Verdict was...
> > "He was good, though seemed like he wasn't used to teaching more than > > the basics. he definitely knows what he's doing, just didn't have much > > material prepped/doesn't tend to train beyond first steps. He had us > > loading examples and tweaking them first, then making stuff. He can > > show how to do stuff like colour, lines, shapes, animation, 3D"
> > I'm up for using an in between Wednesday evening for this. April 21st?
> > Should we have an initial group meet before we think about getting > > someone in for a workshop, or would people rather get someone in so > > we're all on the same(ish) page before we start? Personal preference > > would be for getting someone in as I've been struggling along without > > direct focus for a while.
> > -Marie
> > On Mar 23, 9:24 pm, charlie pinder <charlie.pin...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Ace! I've done quite a lot of processing so I'd be up for helping people out > >> with the basics.
> >> Only slight drawback is imminent childbirth, which I imagine might dent my > >> ability to attend a workshop :). So depends on timing really, and how > >> amenable to hacking the baby turns out to be ... In the meantime I'm more > >> than happy to answer questions - if I have a sec I'll finish off my > >> half-done post on using netbeans/eclipse with processing (makes life soooo > >> much easier).
> >> c
> >> On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 8:25 PM, genzaichi <genzai...@googlemail.com> wrote: > >> > We must surely be getting close to the stage where the heating doesn't > >> > need to be on at The Edge... > >> > If you don't want to get started until after Easter, just use some of > >> > the other Wednesday nights?
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Just thinking that the decisions on any 'internal' workshop like this (if that's what this is) should be made by the people who want to attend it.
There's negligible overlap with the steering group people signed up for the IRC meeting, so can I suggest the planning stays here with the people who initiated it? I can't see any benefit in taking the control and putting it somewhere else!
We've got a wiki set up for planning workshops and events. Depending on how things pan out that could be a useful resource for whoever's fronting the admin, but if it's a simple case of n number of people chipping in x number of ££s then that might be overkill...
Anyway, just a thought.
nikki
On Mar 24, 3:20 pm, hellocatfood <bv3...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Tigershungry, if you're not able to attend the meeting could you pass > on any information you have about his workshop/work so that we can > discuss it in more detail at the meeting?
Completely understand. I guess the planning is going well so far on here, so until it spirals out of control we can keep it here. Still gonna keep the talks about moving to weekly as I know it's something we've all talked about previously
Ant
On 24 March 2010 21:48, genzaichi <genzai...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Just thinking that the decisions on any 'internal' workshop like this > (if that's what this is) should be made by the people who want to > attend it.
> There's negligible overlap with the steering group people signed up > for the IRC meeting, so can I suggest the planning stays here with the > people who initiated it? I can't see any benefit in taking the control > and putting it somewhere else!
> We've got a wiki set up for planning workshops and events. Depending > on how things pan out that could be a useful resource for whoever's > fronting the admin, but if it's a simple case of n number of people > chipping in x number of ££s then that might be overkill...
>> Tigershungry, if you're not able to attend the meeting could you pass >> on any information you have about his workshop/work so that we can >> discuss it in more detail at the meeting?
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Continuing from what Nikki said, if that's ok, is it now a workshop or the communal self-help get together Antonio originally suggested? I like Antonios original idea: a get together of people who like processing. I also like the idea of chatting about how to do processing with eclipse (I'd like to do that :-).
But, I should say I don't really want to pay significant money to do a workshop on the basics when I already know them :-) Something like dev8d (is that right?!?), in the Birmingham area, with choosable coding dojos, now that would be nice though :-)
-----Original Message----- From: genzaichi <genzai...@googlemail.com> Sent: 24 March 2010 21:48 To: Birmingham Hack Space <birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com> Subject: [birmingham-hack-space] Re: Processing
Just thinking that the decisions on any 'internal' workshop like this (if that's what this is) should be made by the people who want to attend it.
There's negligible overlap with the steering group people signed up for the IRC meeting, so can I suggest the planning stays here with the people who initiated it? I can't see any benefit in taking the control and putting it somewhere else!
We've got a wiki set up for planning workshops and events. Depending on how things pan out that could be a useful resource for whoever's fronting the admin, but if it's a simple case of n number of people chipping in x number of ££s then that might be overkill...
> Tigershungry, if you're not able to attend the meeting could you pass > on any information you have about his workshop/work so that we can > discuss it in more detail at the meeting?
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For now then how about a general processing meet up after Easter, 21st April? then we can discuss in person where we all are, help each other etc and then if there are more like myself who would like to get started and need help with a workshop etc I am happy to be Mrs Admin for this and will look to set up at a further distance from the therimin one on the 24th. As said I think it would be good for roping in some more creative types who want to get started but dont have the techy know how.
On Mar 24, 10:31 pm, Andrew Thomas <andrewmarktho...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Continuing from what Nikki said, if that's ok, is it now a workshop or the communal self-help get together Antonio originally suggested? I like Antonios original idea: a get together of people who like processing. I also like the idea of chatting about how to do processing with eclipse (I'd like to do that :-).
> But, I should say I don't really want to pay significant money to do a workshop on the basics when I already know them :-) Something like dev8d (is that right?!?), in the Birmingham area, with choosable coding dojos, now that would be nice though :-)
> Best wishes,
> Andrew.
> -----Original Message----- > From: genzaichi <genzai...@googlemail.com> > Sent: 24 March 2010 21:48 > To: Birmingham Hack Space <birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com> > Subject: [birmingham-hack-space] Re: Processing
> Just thinking that the decisions on any 'internal' workshop like this > (if that's what this is) should be made by the people who want to > attend it.
> There's negligible overlap with the steering group people signed up > for the IRC meeting, so can I suggest the planning stays here with the > people who initiated it? I can't see any benefit in taking the control > and putting it somewhere else!
> We've got a wiki set up for planning workshops and events. Depending > on how things pan out that could be a useful resource for whoever's > fronting the admin, but if it's a simple case of n number of people > chipping in x number of ££s then that might be overkill...
> > Tigershungry, if you're not able to attend the meeting could you pass > > on any information you have about his workshop/work so that we can > > discuss it in more detail at the meeting?
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Processing learning group meetup to take place on 21st April Tigershungry to organise bringing in Tommy Sweeny at some point in the future for a beginners Processing workshop ??? Profit!
On 25 March 2010 10:56, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> For now then how about a general processing meet up after Easter, 21st > April? then we can discuss in person where we all are, help each other > etc and then if there are more like myself who would like to get > started and need help with a workshop etc I am happy to be Mrs Admin > for this and will look to set up at a further distance from the > therimin one on the 24th. As said I think it would be good for roping > in some more creative types who want to get started but dont have the > techy know how.
> On Mar 24, 10:31 pm, Andrew Thomas <andrewmarktho...@yahoo.com> wrote: >> Hi,
>> Continuing from what Nikki said, if that's ok, is it now a workshop or the communal self-help get together Antonio originally suggested? I like Antonios original idea: a get together of people who like processing. I also like the idea of chatting about how to do processing with eclipse (I'd like to do that :-).
>> But, I should say I don't really want to pay significant money to do a workshop on the basics when I already know them :-) Something like dev8d (is that right?!?), in the Birmingham area, with choosable coding dojos, now that would be nice though :-)
>> Best wishes,
>> Andrew.
>> -----Original Message----- >> From: genzaichi <genzai...@googlemail.com> >> Sent: 24 March 2010 21:48 >> To: Birmingham Hack Space <birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com> >> Subject: [birmingham-hack-space] Re: Processing
>> Just thinking that the decisions on any 'internal' workshop like this >> (if that's what this is) should be made by the people who want to >> attend it.
>> There's negligible overlap with the steering group people signed up >> for the IRC meeting, so can I suggest the planning stays here with the >> people who initiated it? I can't see any benefit in taking the control >> and putting it somewhere else!
>> We've got a wiki set up for planning workshops and events. Depending >> on how things pan out that could be a useful resource for whoever's >> fronting the admin, but if it's a simple case of n number of people >> chipping in x number of ££s then that might be overkill...
>> > Tigershungry, if you're not able to attend the meeting could you pass >> > on any information you have about his workshop/work so that we can >> > discuss it in more detail at the meeting?
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Can I stick my oar in to your excellent plans again? Instead of a later beginners workshop, why not a processing day, with short (half/hour) presentations throughout the day on beginner topics and how to talk to Arduinos, etc? Sort of like a combination of your vivid day and Brumcon, with a small extra fee for each presentation maybe.
Just a thought, as it would probably help beginners if they were mixing with intermediate/advanced users (and they might have fun and learn something from it too :-). Oh, and I'd be happy to help with bits of admin stuff if tigershungry needed any help.
-----Original Message----- From: Antonio Roberts <bv3...@gmail.com> Sent: 25 March 2010 11:32 To: birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [birmingham-hack-space] Re: Processing
Excellent!
So, to summarise:
Processing learning group meetup to take place on 21st April Tigershungry to organise bringing in Tommy Sweeny at some point in the future for a beginners Processing workshop ??? Profit!
On 25 March 2010 10:56, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote: > For now then how about a general processing meet up after Easter, 21st > April? then we can discuss in person where we all are, help each other
Sounds like you just volunteered yourself to do a talk/workshop!
I can't see why eventually we couldn't do this, sounds like a great idea. I've contacted a few people I know to see if they're interested in doing a worshop, but I guess after the first learning thingy we'll see where we're at.
Ant
On 25 March 2010 11:56, Andrew Thomas <andrewmarktho...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Can I stick my oar in to your excellent plans again? Instead of a later beginners workshop, why not a processing day, with short (half/hour) presentations throughout the day on beginner topics and how to talk to Arduinos, etc? Sort of like a combination of your vivid day and Brumcon, with a small extra fee for each presentation maybe.
> Just a thought, as it would probably help beginners if they were mixing with intermediate/advanced users (and they might have fun and learn something from it too :-). Oh, and I'd be happy to help with bits of admin stuff if tigershungry needed any help.
> Best wishes,
> Andrew.
> -----Original Message----- > From: Antonio Roberts <bv3...@gmail.com> > Sent: 25 March 2010 11:32 > To: birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: [birmingham-hack-space] Re: Processing
> Excellent!
> So, to summarise:
> Processing learning group meetup to take place on 21st April > Tigershungry to organise bringing in Tommy Sweeny at some point in the > future for a beginners Processing workshop > ??? > Profit!
> On 25 March 2010 10:56, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote: >> For now then how about a general processing meet up after Easter, 21st >> April? then we can discuss in person where we all are, help each other
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-----Original Message----- From: Antonio Roberts <bv3...@gmail.com> Sent: 25 March 2010 16:37 To: birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [birmingham-hack-space] Re: Processing
Sounds like you just volunteered yourself to do a talk/workshop!
I can't see why eventually we couldn't do this, sounds like a great idea. I've contacted a few people I know to see if they're interested in doing a worshop, but I guess after the first learning thingy we'll see where we're at.
Ant
On 25 March 2010 11:56, Andrew Thomas <andrewmarktho...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi,
> Can I stick my oar in to your excellent plans again? Instead of a later b
> I'm up for a fizzpop processing user group get together type of thing :-)
> Best wishes,
> Andrew.
> -----Original Message----- > From: Antonio Roberts <bv3...@gmail.com> > Sent: 23 March 2010 14:40 > To: birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: [birmingham-hack-space] Processing
> I'd really like to do some Processing workshops!
> Like you I've been trying to get through the Processing book but it's > just too much for me... When you get more details we can move ahead > with planning but until then I'd really be up for a get together with > peeps to try and tackle a bit of Processing
> Ant
> On 23 March 2010 14:21, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote: > > Am I breaking wiki/ google groups etiquette by posting this here? If > > so slap my wrists and send me off in the other direction.
Hurray can talk about further processing stuff on the 21st then yes? Antonio is there anything other than getting word out to set it up for the 21st? ( eg booking space at the edge, or is this just a phone call?). On Mar 27, 2:39 am, G Bulmer <gbul...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'd be happy to have a Processing thinggy - I used to write Java, so > I'd like someone to do a quick overview of the class libraries.
> Garry
> On Mar 23, 2:58 pm, Andrew Thomas <andrewmarktho...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I'm up for a fizzpop processing user group get together type of thing :-)
> > Best wishes,
> > Andrew.
> > -----Original Message----- > > From: Antonio Roberts <bv3...@gmail.com> > > Sent: 23 March 2010 14:40 > > To: birmingham-hack-space@googlegroups.com > > Subject: Re: [birmingham-hack-space] Processing
> > I'd really like to do some Processing workshops!
> > Like you I've been trying to get through the Processing book but it's > > just too much for me... When you get more details we can move ahead > > with planning but until then I'd really be up for a get together with > > peeps to try and tackle a bit of Processing
> > Ant
> > On 23 March 2010 14:21, Tigershungry <mariefouls...@googlemail.com> wrote: > > > Am I breaking wiki/ google groups etiquette by posting this here? If > > > so slap my wrists and send me off in the other direction.
