Anyone driving to or looking for a ride to the Computer History Museum, please comment here. Remember that you can also get there using public transit: 17 bus to caltrain will get you close. if you ride a bike, you’re set, or if you go with others, you could share a cab.
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behold, the content of the 10 minute demo! http://people.ucsc.edu/~lkelley/demo/monster/ Next week, Topher is going to give us an introduction to the more advanced elements of processing, like loops and other fun stuff. Meanwhile, this demo should help you understand basic structures and if statements. I just wrote this to Andrea, and I thought everyone might benefit from it. (Esp. b/c I just checked out Patchwork Girl, so you have to look on machine 17, as the disks are gone for the week). There is a really great example of a self portrait at the media center in McHenry library. It’s [...] SFTP for mac: http://rsug.itd.umich.edu/software/fugu/ Sam suggests FileZilla for Windows: http://its.ucsc.edu/software/sftp/ How to upload to your web space: http://its.ucsc.edu/services/web/personal_pages_tutorial.php Editors: http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/, http://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/ (available in computer labs or as 30 day dl), any text editor on your computer (text editor does not equal word–look for Textedit on Mac, Notepad on Windows) Download processing: http://processing.org/ Get started at http://en.wikipedia.org/ Visit CHM: http://computerhistory.org/ |
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