Processing for Android

Allows novice programmers to start creating Android apps quickly thanks to Processing's simplicity

Experienced users can learn new techniques in 2D and 3D graphics and integration with complex apps

Covers development not only for smartphones and tablets, but also for smartwatches and VR

Learn how to access and use sensor data, and integrate it with your visual concept

Autorentext
Andres Colubri is a core member of the Processing project, and the main developer of the OpenGL renderer, the video library, and Processing for Android. He originally studied Physics and Mathematics in Argentina and later received an MFA at the UCLA Design Media Arts program. He uses Processing as the main tool to bridge his interests in computer graphics, visualization, and statistical modeling. Andres is an active yearly speaker on topics ranging from creative coding with Processing to data visualization.

Inhalt

Part I: First Steps with Processing for Android

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Android Mode

Chapter 2: The Processing Language

Chapter 3: From Sketch to Play Store

Part II: Drawing and Interaction

Chapter 4: Drawing Graphics and Text

Chapter 5: Touchscreen Interaction

Chapter 6: Live Wallpapers

Part III: Sensors

Chapter 7: Reading Sensor Data

Chapter 8: Driving Graphics and Sound with Sensor Data

Chapter 9: Geo-Location

Part IV: Wearables and Watch Faces

Chapter 10: Wearable Devices

Chapter 11: Visualizing Time

Chapter 12: Visualizing Physical Activity

Part V: 3D and VR

Chapter 13: 3D in Processing

Chapter 14: VR Basics

Chapter 15: Drawing in VR

Part VI: Appendixes

Appendix A: Gradle and Android Studio Integration Appendix B: Processing Libraries