I had an absolute blast playing with p5.js in college - I made my own little cellular automata with it back in the day: https://ezhik.me/beyond184/ https://ezhi

I had an absolute blast playing with p5.js in college - I made my own little cellular automata with it back in the day: https://ezhik.me/beyond184/ https://ezhik.me/beyond184/ As a wonderful coincidence, the piece of digital art that got me interested in digital art in the first place - which is a delightful tribute to computing - also used p5.js: https://baku89.com/work/ffff?lang=en https://baku89.com/work/ffff?lang=en https://animethemes.moe/anime/subete_ga_f_ni_naru_the_perfect_insider/ED1-NCBD1080 https://animethemes.moe/anime/subete_ga_f_ni_naru_the_perfec... I think one of the hardest things for me as a programmer is getting through all the boilerplate to put the first pixel on the screen and p5.js solves that pretty well, letting me focus on more on the "creative" aspect of "creative coding". I probably wouldn't use p5.js for Big Boy Software Development, but whenever I want to sketch, it's the first digital tool I reach for.