Here we are now,

vvvv beta just got a bugfix 39.1 release. Nothing big, just getting rid of some annoyances and preparing for the upcoming beta40 which will include latest VL!

We’re a month after the initial release of our revvvvolution in visual live-programming. We got some nice feedback on Hacker News, noobusdeeruser and yaruser are running a weekly series (in Russian) about it, domjuser started a therapy session for it and i believe that all the webinars we ran so far were quite well received. This is why we have some more upcoming:

vvvv gamma webinars in May

It seems the initial release of vvvv gamma also runs quite stable so far. We haven’t heard of any showstopper buggers, which allows us to already prepare the upcoming releases. We’ve outlined our next steps on the roadmap page.

Most heavy lifting at the moment is happening towards wrapping VL.Stride into an easily usable 3d engine for everyone. Still hard to make any predictions regarding a preview release, but we hope to at least be able to show some progress soon.

So you see, we’re far from bored…In case you are, here are two things for you to watch:

• The recording of my intro to vvvv gamma talk I held at Ircam some weeks ago where I’m also casually using VL.Stride already…
• The recording of the 2. worldwide vvvv meetup from last week with many nice goodies being presented…

And finally, if you need a vvvv specialist or are one yourself, check out this new listing of vvvv specialists available for hire.

Contributions

A couple of updates

• VVVV.Telegrambeta-contribution by motziuser
• Gamma Launcherbeta-contribution by sebescudieuser
• VL.Elementabeta-contribution by dottoreuser
• More DX11 based tutorial videos by takumauser

And as usual quite some activity in the forums work-in-progress section!

Gallery

Jobs

• Always keep an eye on the vvvv job board
• And there are some more on dasauge.de

That was it for April. Anything to add? Please do so in the comments!