Goldsworthy inspired algorithmic art

I watched this documentary about Andy Goldsworthy today and was inspired to create the following in happyfuncoding.com

Tutorials #10, #11, #12, #13

Tutorials #10, #11, #12, #13 are now posted on happyfuncoding.com

Enjoy.

Tutorial #9 -- arrays

Euler's equation

Happyfuncoding Tutorial #8 -- for loops

Trigonometry refersher.

This is a simple little reminder of cos and sin written in happyfuncoding.com Roll your mouse over it.

Happy Fun Coding Tutorial #7 -- Operators

Tutorial #7 -- Operators

Happyfuncoding tutorial #6 -- while loops

Happy fun coding tutorial #6 -- while loops

Happyfuncoding Tutorial #5 -- if statements

If statements

Embed of Happyfuncoding content!

You can now embed programs from happyfuncoding.com onto your own website as demonstrated here!

Happy Fun Coding Tutorial #4

Happyfuncoding Tutorial #4 -- Twiddlers!

Happy Fun Coding Tutorial #3

Happy Fun Coding Tutorial #2 -- Variables and animation

Happy Fun Coding Tutorial #2 -- Variables and animation

Happy Fun Coding Tutorial #1

This is the first of many tutorials I'm going to make about programming with happyfuncoding.com. If you've been curious about programming, it doesn't get any simpler than this!

More happyfuncoding!

In the last few days I've put a lot of work into happyfuncoding.com -- my collaborative online programming environment that creates a place where you can fiddle with graphics code in an easy to use Javascript environment. It includes lots of samples, tutorials and challenges as well as a wiki so more experienced programmers can write tutorials and challenges for less experienced programmers.

Please, please pass it along! It needs people using it! :-)

happyfuncoding.com

I'm please to announce the first version of my new learn-to-program environment called "happyfuncoding.com". It's a Javascript environment that allows novice programmers to create simple graphical programs with minimal fuss all from the web browser.

It also features an editable mini-browser with tutorial and challenge sections where more advanced programmers can create content to teach and challenge less experienced programmers.

I haven't added much in the way of tutorials yet, so if you're a programmer please come and help fill it out!

If you've never programed before, here's your chance to write your first "Hello world!"

Create an account to save your programs or edit the pages. Please report bugs by editing the "bugs and features" page off the home page in the mini-browser.