http://p5js.org/ - like processing.js, but with the .js part as a first-class citizen.
It's NOT processing, most of your code won't port directly, unlike processing to processing.js. But your interaction with other web components is so much easier, and your javascript code works like you'd expect, not like Javascript some times, and Java at other (undocumented) times.
NB: I haven't tried it yet. Since I am interested in the web, this looks like it might better fit some of my concerns.
Since I am interested in some processing that is sloooooow in Javascript, plain 'ol Processing might better fitthose concerns. Switching headspaces might be a bit of an issue -- Processing.js does solve that problem, mostly.
http://p5js.org/ - like processing.js, but with the .js part as a first-class citizen.
It's NOT processing, most of your code won't port directly, unlike processing to processing.js. But your interaction with other web components is so much easier, and your javascript code works like you'd expect, not like Javascript some times, and Java at other (undocumented) times.
http://hello.p5js.org/ - for an interactive/video intro. source for demo a brief article a longer article dicussion on Hacker News
NB: I haven't tried it yet. Since I am interested in the web, this looks like it might better fit some of my concerns.
Since I am interested in some processing that is sloooooow in Javascript, plain 'ol Processing might better fitthose concerns. Switching headspaces might be a bit of an issue -- Processing.js does solve that problem, mostly.