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Processing turns 25 this year! To mark the occasion, Processing Community Day (PCD) will return as a worldwide celebration 🎉

PCD is a global network of community-led events that brings together artists, designers, technologists, educators, and open-source communities around the world. 

Interested in hosting? Join our info sessions next week! No commitment required. 

📅 Session 1 — March 16, 3pm (UTC+0)
📅 Session 2 — March 19, 10am (UTC+0)

🔗 Register in the links in bio (Both sessions cover the same material).

From Toronto to Shanghai, the map is already filling up. We hope you’ll join us in celebrating 25 years of Processing together.

#Processing #PCD2026 #CreativeCoding #OpenSource

Last week, Processing took the stage at @fosdem, joining thousands at this fully volunteer-run gathering and witnessing the power of the open-source community.

For 25 years, Processing has helped millions of students, artists, and designers learn to code through visual, creative projects. This trip reminded us that our future is deeply connected to the open-source ecosystem, from exploring #WebGPU and #WebAssembly to bring Processing to the browser, to building next-generation tools with #Rust ecosystem and #BevyEngine.

At its core, Processing is rooted in the belief that software literacy leads to empowerment and liberation. FOSDEM provided a space to share that vision and strengthen our connection to the global community.

🎬 Watch ‘Processing: Creative Coding and the Future of Education’: https://youtu.be/EzO5exg4r1A
💬 Join the Processing Discord: https://discord.gg/KAY6PBAT7H

Last week, Processing took the stage at @fosdem, joining thousands at this fully volunteer-run gathering and witnessing the power of the open-source community.

For 25 years, Processing has helped millions of students, artists, and designers learn to code through visual, creative projects. This trip reminded us that our future is deeply connected to the open-source ecosystem, from exploring #WebGPU and #WebAssembly to bring Processing to the browser, to building next-generation tools with #Rust ecosystem and #BevyEngine.

At its core, Processing is rooted in the belief that software literacy leads to empowerment and liberation. FOSDEM provided a space to share that vision and strengthen our connection to the global community.

🎬 Watch ‘Processing: Creative Coding and the Future of Education’: https://youtu.be/EzO5exg4r1A
💬 Join the Processing Discord: https://discord.gg/KAY6PBAT7H

Last week, Processing took the stage at @fosdem, joining thousands at this fully volunteer-run gathering and witnessing the power of the open-source community.

For 25 years, Processing has helped millions of students, artists, and designers learn to code through visual, creative projects. This trip reminded us that our future is deeply connected to the open-source ecosystem, from exploring #WebGPU and #WebAssembly to bring Processing to the browser, to building next-generation tools with #Rust ecosystem and #BevyEngine.

At its core, Processing is rooted in the belief that software literacy leads to empowerment and liberation. FOSDEM provided a space to share that vision and strengthen our connection to the global community.

🎬 Watch ‘Processing: Creative Coding and the Future of Education’: https://youtu.be/EzO5exg4r1A
💬 Join the Processing Discord: https://discord.gg/KAY6PBAT7H

Processing Community Day is a global, community-led celebration that brings together artists, designers, technologists, educators, and open-source communities across the world. 

This year marks a major milestone as we celebrate 25 years of Processing with a special Processing Community Day gathering in Linz, Austria, hosted in partnership with the Ars Electronica Festival (@arselectronica). It’s a time to reflect on Processing’s history, celebrate the people who shaped it, and imagine the future together.

If your organization believes in open-source tools, creative technology, and global community building, we’d love to connect. Sponsorship includes opportunities such as festival visibility, program partnerships, and featured work on the iconic Deep Space 8K.

Interested? Email us at give@processingfoundation.org 💜

#Processing #ProcessingCommunityDay #PCD #CreativeCoding #ArsElectronica

We’re heading to FOSDEM this weekend! 

Moon Davé (@softmoonworld), Processing Project Lead, and Raphaël de Courville (@sableraph), Processing Community Lead, will be presenting a talk on how the landscape for learning to code has shifted dramatically and the new questions this moment raises. Can we re-imagine coding tools in ways that preserve learner agency, curiosity, and critical thinking?

We’ll share what we’re learning as stewards of Processing and how these efforts invite us to rethink creative coding’s role in the future of computer science education.

If you’re attending #FOSDEM, we’d love to connect! Come say hi 😄 (Check link in bio for talk info!)

Processing 4.5.1 is officially out!

We’ve redesigned the Welcome and Preferences screens with improved accessibility and usability:

💙 Refreshed user interface
💙 Built-in accessibility support including screen readers and keyboard navigation
💙 Searchable and categorized Preferences for easier discovery and management of settings
💙 Kotlin and Jetpack Compose implementation for better maintainability and long-term sustainability

🔗 Read the release overview: bit.ly/49Vy0Xw (link in bio)
🔗 Download 4.5.1: processing.org/download

#Processing #CreativeCoding #OpenSource #Accessibility #CreativeTools

The Processing Community Survey 2025 is live! 💙

If Processing is part of your work, teaching, or learning, we’d love to hear from you.

It takes about 15 minutes.

Link in bio (or go to survey.processing.org)

Thank you to everyone who has already donated this December! Your support keeps p5.js, Processing, and our global creative coding community thriving. 💜

If you haven’t had a chance to give yet, there’s still time to make a tax-deductible year-end donation. Your support helps keep our tools free and open, powers software development, and funds education programs and community initiatives around the world. Every contribution makes a difference!

💜 Donate today: https://processingfoundation.org/donate

We accept all types of donations, including cash, cryptocurrency, DAFs, and stock gifts. Check with your employer, as many companies offer matching gifts that can multiply your impact before December 31.

#CreativeCoding #OpenSource #p5js #Processing #Donate #YearEndGiving

We’re thrilled to announce that Processing has been awarded a service agreement by the Sovereign Tech Fund – a €249,900 commitment in the next two years to carry the software into its next chapter. 

Processing has long been a gateway for a broad and global audience of students, educators, artists, designers, open-source contributors, and self-taught coders, many of whom are traditionally underserved by mainstream computer science education. For many learners, Processing is their first accessible entry point into programming, creative technology, and open-source participation.

Our sincere thanks to the Sovereign Tech Agency for investing in the ongoing modernization of Processing, improving stability, simplifying sketch sharing and file management, expanding contributor pathways, and building new plugins and tooling. This work keeps Processing accessible and sustainable for future generations and lays essential groundwork for bringing Processing back to the web.

And to the global Processing community: thank you for your curiosity, your creativity, and your continued commitment to learning and making together.

Support p5.js, Processing, and the future of creative coding!

This Giving Tuesday, December 2, help @p5xjs @processing_core stay free, open, and accessible for artists, students, and educators worldwide. Your gift powers software updates, educational programs, and global community initiatives that empower the next generation of creative coders.

💜 Donate now: https://processingfoundation.org/donate

Every donation counts—and many employers offer matching gifts to double your impact!

#GivingTuesday #OpenSource #CreativeCoding #p5js #Processing

Processing Foundation was thrilled to connect with developers, maintainers, and contributors from around the world at this year’s GitHub Universe. From exploring the future of open-source to discussing how creative coding can make programming more accessible, it was energizing to be part of a community shaping the future of collaborative software.

The highlights:
🌸 Connecting with open-source maintainers and contributors who share our values of accessible, creative tools
🌸 Exploring how AI and agentic workflows are changing open-source development
🌸 Sharing Processing Foundation’s mission to democratize coding through creative expression
🌸 Learning from the community building the next generation of collaborative projects

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to talk about building tools that empower creators, the role of open-source in education and art, and what it means to develop in the open. These conversations reminded us why community-driven development matters and why accessible, collaborative code is essential.

#creativecoding #accessibletech #opensource #githubuniverse2025

Meet Tonz — our 2025 Open-Source Community Intern!

Tonz’s internship focused on two key areas: contributing to Processing’s open-source community and prototyping the UX for the next generation of Processing. Tonz reimagined the Sketchbook feature through multiple design iterations, exploring how to make it more intuitive for everyone.

💜 Read the full article to see the prototyping process — https://medium.com/@ProcessingOrg/1382a4f07c94
💜 Make a donation today — link in bio

Our software remains free and open-source thanks to generous donors like you. Please consider making a monthly donation to help us continue supporting contributors like Tonz.

#Processing #OpenSource #CreativeCoding #UXDesign

Where do you save your Processing sketches? 💬👇

Open Assembly 2025 showcases 12 projects from our Fellows and contributors, each reimagining the future of open-source creativity through four interconnected themes.

< Echoes of Place >
These projects use code to listen to landscapes, histories, and shared memories. They reimagine technology as a way to preserve, connect, and care for the world around us.

💜 Maryam Kazeem & Jubril Olambiwonnu — The Future Protest:
A sonic archive on Lagos waterways where sound and silence become acts of remembrance.

💜 Leonardo Aranda — Where Has the Lake Gone?:
An immersive map tracing the slow disappearance of Mexico City’s lakes.

💜 Elekhlekha (อีเหละเขละขละ) — Network Gong Ensemble Archive:
A communal sound archive reimagining Southeast Asian gong traditions online.

📅 Wednesday, October 29, 2025 | 1:00 - 3:30pm EST | Free & Virtual
🔗 Link in bio to learn more and register!

Open Assembly 2025 showcases 12 projects from our Fellows and contributors, each reimagining the future of open-source creativity through four interconnected themes.

< Echoes of Place >
These projects use code to listen to landscapes, histories, and shared memories. They reimagine technology as a way to preserve, connect, and care for the world around us.

💜 Maryam Kazeem & Jubril Olambiwonnu — The Future Protest:
A sonic archive on Lagos waterways where sound and silence become acts of remembrance.

💜 Leonardo Aranda — Where Has the Lake Gone?:
An immersive map tracing the slow disappearance of Mexico City’s lakes.

💜 Elekhlekha (อีเหละเขละขละ) — Network Gong Ensemble Archive:
A communal sound archive reimagining Southeast Asian gong traditions online.

📅 Wednesday, October 29, 2025 | 1:00 - 3:30pm EST | Free & Virtual
🔗 Link in bio to learn more and register!

Open Assembly 2025 showcases 12 projects from our Fellows and contributors, each reimagining the future of open-source creativity through four interconnected themes.

< Echoes of Place >
These projects use code to listen to landscapes, histories, and shared memories. They reimagine technology as a way to preserve, connect, and care for the world around us.

💜 Maryam Kazeem & Jubril Olambiwonnu — The Future Protest:
A sonic archive on Lagos waterways where sound and silence become acts of remembrance.

💜 Leonardo Aranda — Where Has the Lake Gone?:
An immersive map tracing the slow disappearance of Mexico City’s lakes.

💜 Elekhlekha (อีเหละเขละขละ) — Network Gong Ensemble Archive:
A communal sound archive reimagining Southeast Asian gong traditions online.

📅 Wednesday, October 29, 2025 | 1:00 - 3:30pm EST | Free & Virtual
🔗 Link in bio to learn more and register!

Open Assembly 2025 showcases 12 projects from our Fellows and contributors, each reimagining the future of open-source creativity through four interconnected themes.

< Echoes of Place >
These projects use code to listen to landscapes, histories, and shared memories. They reimagine technology as a way to preserve, connect, and care for the world around us.

💜 Maryam Kazeem & Jubril Olambiwonnu — The Future Protest:
A sonic archive on Lagos waterways where sound and silence become acts of remembrance.

💜 Leonardo Aranda — Where Has the Lake Gone?:
An immersive map tracing the slow disappearance of Mexico City’s lakes.

💜 Elekhlekha (อีเหละเขละขละ) — Network Gong Ensemble Archive:
A communal sound archive reimagining Southeast Asian gong traditions online.

📅 Wednesday, October 29, 2025 | 1:00 - 3:30pm EST | Free & Virtual
🔗 Link in bio to learn more and register!

Open Assembly 2025 showcases 12 projects from our Fellows and contributors, each reimagining the future of open-source creativity through four interconnected themes.

< Echoes of Place >
These projects use code to listen to landscapes, histories, and shared memories. They reimagine technology as a way to preserve, connect, and care for the world around us.

💜 Maryam Kazeem & Jubril Olambiwonnu — The Future Protest:
A sonic archive on Lagos waterways where sound and silence become acts of remembrance.

💜 Leonardo Aranda — Where Has the Lake Gone?:
An immersive map tracing the slow disappearance of Mexico City’s lakes.

💜 Elekhlekha (อีเหละเขละขละ) — Network Gong Ensemble Archive:
A communal sound archive reimagining Southeast Asian gong traditions online.

📅 Wednesday, October 29, 2025 | 1:00 - 3:30pm EST | Free & Virtual
🔗 Link in bio to learn more and register!

Open Assembly 2025 showcases 12 projects from our Fellows and contributors, each reimagining the future of open-source creativity through four interconnected themes.

< Echoes of Place >
These projects use code to listen to landscapes, histories, and shared memories. They reimagine technology as a way to preserve, connect, and care for the world around us.

💜 Maryam Kazeem & Jubril Olambiwonnu — The Future Protest:
A sonic archive on Lagos waterways where sound and silence become acts of remembrance.

💜 Leonardo Aranda — Where Has the Lake Gone?:
An immersive map tracing the slow disappearance of Mexico City’s lakes.

💜 Elekhlekha (อีเหละเขละขละ) — Network Gong Ensemble Archive:
A communal sound archive reimagining Southeast Asian gong traditions online.

📅 Wednesday, October 29, 2025 | 1:00 - 3:30pm EST | Free & Virtual
🔗 Link in bio to learn more and register!