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Hello!

Now that you've recovered from the World Cup*, it's time to get back to
writing code. And with that, we present Processing 1.2!

Download it here: http://processing.org/download


[ what's in there? ]

The new release includes many improvements, among them:

+ We're now supporting Java 5 syntax. Welcome to 2004!
+ Lots of SVG and PDF fixes and additions.
+ A fix for Apple's recent Java update on Mac OS X.
+ Also for OS X, you no longer have to keep a sketch window open at all times.
+ About 11,873** bug fixes. Oh yeah!

For the detail-oriented, you can find the changes here: http://j.mp/9Xeg5m


[ at heart, we're just IT guys ]

We've also moved processing.org to a newer, faster server. Many thanks
to MediaTemple for the new setup. With the move, we've also added:

+ A new wiki! http://wiki.processing.org now hosts lots of useful info.
+ The 'discourse', under siege from spammers overseas, has been moved
  to a new discussion group hosted at http://forum.processing.org


[ a new book! ]

We're also really excited to announce the latest book in our stable,
"Getting Started with Processing". It's an inexpensive and compact guide
to getting up & running quickly. It's a gateway drug to art & computation
that will have your family and friends staying indoors all summer!
Use this link to order from Amazon and help support the project:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ … ssing09-20

Since we last wrote to this list in 2008***, a number of other books
have also appeared, which we'll cover in a future mailing. It's just
that this one is already getting long.


[ developers, developers, developers ]

As part of our server move, development has moved to Google code:
http://code.google.com/p/processing/
Go there to get the source code and help us improve the software.

Or you can visit the issues list to file bugs or make wishes:
http://code.google.com/p/processing/issues/list


[ that's all for now ]

We have lots more coming soon, including Processing for Android (now
in pre-release at http://android.processing.org) and improvements to
library handling, video, and OpenGL. More to come.


Go forth and create!

Ben and Casey


Footnotes:
* Congratulations to Spain.
** Actual bug fix count not currently available.
*** That's embarrassing, and we need to learn about sales & marketing.