gimme gamma
vvvv gamma, the self-proclaimed next-big-thing in visual live-programming is ramping up on webinars in May: We have introductions for beginners in 3 languages and dive into more detailed topics for intermediate and advanced users. There should be something for everyone!
If you’re missing a specific topic or would like to teach a webinar yourself, please get in touch via: david.bruell@nodeforum.org
Organized with the help and support of NODE and their new Institute.
May 7
Introduction to creative coding with vvvv gamma
Host: joreguser
Get started with creative coding using the new all-new visual programming environment vvvv gamma. In this webinar we’re starting from scratch: You’ll learn the fundamentals of building little interactive programs. Afterward, you’ll be able to follow further workshops or take the next steps on your own, continuing with online learning resources.
May 8
Introduction to Object Oriented Patching
Host: joreguser
You’re familiar with the basics of vvvv gamma but now want to learn more? In this webinar, we’re introducing you to the concepts of object-oriented programming that will change the way you think about solving your patching problems.
May 14
Introduction to Reactive Patching
Host: tonfilmuser
You’re familiar with the basics of vvvv gamma but want to learn more? In this webinar, we’re introducing you to the basic concepts of reactive programming that will make you understand how to work with Observables, react to events and run computations in a background thread.
May 15
Building a game from scratch
Host: joreguser
Once you’re familiar with the basics of a programming language you need a little challenge. Building a game from scratch is usually a good way of diving deeper. Games have all the aspects of proper applications. They require you to handle user input, manage the game logic, maybe keep a high-score or save a state to disk so it can be recalled the next day.
So in this webinar we’re going to build a simple game and along the way get familiar with how to structure the different components of applications.
May 21
Visual programming for Coders
Host: eliasuser
You are familiar with words like class, method, interface and generics? You are curious how visual live-programming with vvvv gamma can speed up your development process? Great, then this workshop is for you!
vvvv is a visual live programming environment that allows you to build and change .NET applications in real-time while they are running, thanks to incremental compilation and state hot-reload. Oh, and we are serious about this – everything is statically typed.
May 22
Introduction au creative coding avec vvvv gamma
Host: sebescudieuser
Initiez-vous au creative coding avec le tout nouvel environnement de programmation vvvv gamma. Dans ce webinaire, nous partons de zéro : vous apprendrez les bases nécessaires pour concevoir de petits programmes interactifs. Par la suite, vous pourrez suivre d’autres workshops ou bien apprendre seul, grâce à des ressources d’apprentissage en ligne.
May 23
Introducción a creative coding con vvvv gamma
Host: ravazquezuser
Empecemos a aprender “creative coding” utilizando vvvv gamma, el nuevo ambiente de programación visual. En este webinar empezaremos desde cero: aprenderemos los conceptos fundamentales para construir pequeños programas interactivos. Al finalizar, tendremos lo necesario para movernos a otros webinars o tomar los siguientes pasos en nuestras propias manos, continuando con material educativo en línea.
May 25
Using .NET nugets with vvvv gamma
Host: sebescudieuser
You’ve heard that with vvvv you can simply use any of the more than 100.000 .NET libraries available on http://nuget.org? In this webinar we’ll show you how easy it is to do that and how to navigate common issues that you may encounter doing so.
May 29
Building applications with vvvv gamma
Host: dottoreuser
Thanks to vvvv gamma we can now properly structure the architecture of our applications… and there are so many ways to do it! In this webinar we’ll focus on the Model-Runtime-Editor programming pattern, a convenient way to patch flexible and very modular systems.
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