Updates \ Processing 1.0

29 Nov 2008: Processing 1.0.1 released. Download here.
24 Nov 2008: Processing 1.0 released. Download here.
18 Nov 2008: Software from Memo Akten, Owen Vallis, and Jordan Hochenbaum added to the exhibition.
18 Nov 2008: Processing version 157 released. Download here.
10 Nov 2008: Processing version 156 released. Download here.
5 Nov 2008: Software from the Neil Banas added to the exhibition.
4 Nov 2008: Processing version 155 released. Download here.
21 Oct 2008: Processing versions 153 and 154 released. Download here.
19 Oct 2008: Processing version 152 released. Download here.
17 Oct 2008: Software from the Interface Design Team of FH Potsdam added to the exhibition.
17 Oct 2008: Processing version 151 released. Download here.
15 Oct 2008: Processing versions 149 and 150 released. Exciting and major changes within! Download here.
2 Oct 2008: Software from Joao Martinho Moura and Jorge Sousa added to the exhibition.
18 Sep 2008: Software from Jonas Jongejan and Ole Kristensen added to the exhibition.
2 Sep 2008: Software from Ebru Kurbak & Mahir M. Yavuz added to the exhibition.
19 Aug 2008: Processing version 148 released. Download here.
18 Aug 2008: Processing version 147 released. Support for the Tools menu. Download here.
16 Aug 2008: Software from Peter Cho added to the exhibition.
16 Aug 2008: Processing version 146 released. It's one better than 145. Download here.
15 Aug 2008: Processing version 145 released. This release contains several changes to fix issues related to timing in sketches. The animation loop has been tuned and several bugs have been ironed out. Download here.
9 Aug 2008: Processing version 144 released. Download here.
31 Jul 2008: Software from David Muth added to the exhibition.
28 Jul 2008: Processing version 143 released. Download here.
17 Jul 2008: Software from lia added to the exhibition.
26 Jun 2008: Software from John Houck added to the exhibition.
16 Jun 2008: Processing version 142 released to fix compiler error messages. Download here.
11 Jun 2008: Software from Dan Shiffman's students at NYU's ITP added to the exhibition.
11 Jun 2008: Processing version 141 adds UTF-8 encoding to the text editor and more. Download here.
10 Jun 2008: Processing version 140 removes Jikes and replaces it with Javac and more. Download here.
4 Jun 2008: Processing version 139 is ready. Download here.
31 May 2008: Processing version 138 is now available. Download here. It's on the road to stability again.
30 May 2008: Processing version 137 is released! Download here. Expect more on the way as the debugging continues.
29 May 2008: Processing version 136 is ready. Be sure to read the release notes, there are a number of significant internal changes. Download here.
28 May 2008: Software from Nervous System (Jessica Rosenkrantz and Jesse Louis-Rosenberg) added to the exhibition.
18 May 2008: Software from the SENSEable City Lab added to the exhibition.
4 May 2008: Software from Steph Thirion added to the exhibition.
20 Apr 2008: New and updated serial communication code from Tom Igoe added to the library examples.
20 Apr 2008: Thanks to the hard work of Florian Jenett, Tom Carden, and Karsten Schmidt, Processing Hacks is now a part of the Processing website.
19 Apr 2008: Software from Burak Arikan added to the exhibition.
29 Mar 2008: Fourteen new libraries added to the contributed libraries.
26 Mar 2008: Software from Danny Franzreb (Taobot) added to the exhibition.
23 Feb 2008: Software from Evan Roth and Ben Engebreth added to the exhibition.
2 Feb 2008: Software from Robert Hodgin added to the exhibition.
7 Jan 2008: Software from Firstborn and the team of Philipp Steinweber and Andreas Koller added to the exhibition.
1 Dec 2007: Software from the Yahoo! Design Innovation Team added to the exhibition.
24 Nov 2007: Five new libraries added to the contributed libraries: FaceDetect by Jaegon Lee, P5SunFlow by Mark Chadwick, p5_sc (SuperCollider) by Daniel Jones, Eliza by Andres Colubri, and Broadcaster by Chandler McWilliams.
24 Nov 2007: Software from Aaron Koblin added to the exhibition.
21 Nov 2007: Processing version 135 was released today and 134 was released on the 17th. Both include bug fixes. Enjoy and download here.
1 Nov 2007: New software from Paul Catanese added to the exhibition.
26 Oct 2007: In an intense Herculean effort, Processing versions 127 - 133 were released from the 14th to the 26th of October. Download here.
9 Oct 2007: Seven new libraries added to the contributed libraries: unlekkerLib by Marius Watz, Most Pixels Ever by Dan Shiffman and Chris Kairalla, Ambient Light Sensor by Martin Rädlinger, Shapetween by Lee Byron and Golan Levin, MatrixMath by Francis Bitonti, COLLADA Export by Marcus Wendt, and NXTComm by Jorge Cardoso.
8 Oct 2007: New software from Carolin Horn added to the exhibition.
16 Sep 2007: New software from HeHe added to the exhibition.
9 Sep 2007: The book Processing: A Programming Handbook for Visual Designers and Artists by Casey Reas and Ben Fry is now on sale! There's more information here.
15 Aug 2007: New software from Tom Carden added to the exhibition. Two new contributed libraries added from the prolific Dan Shiffman: Yahoo! Search and SFTP.
1 Aug 2007: Twenty-six new examples from Ira Greenberg added to Learning. These examples come from Ira's book Processing: Creative Coding and Computational Art, published in May by Friends of Ed.
31 Jul 2007: The NextText library from Elie Zananiri, the JTablet library from Cellosoft, and the QRCode library from Dan Shiffman added to the list of contributed libraries.
31 Jul 2007: New software from Protohaus added to the exhibition.
16 Jul 2007: Processing (BETA) 125 released. Download here.
2 Jul 2007: New software from Universal Everything and Toxi added to the exhibition.
14 Jun 2007: New software from Usman Haque and Adam Somlai-Fischer added to the exhibition.
1 Jun 2007: The ImageAdjuster library from Dave Bollinger and the surfaceLib library from Eskimoblood added to the list of contributed libraries.
24 May 2007: New software from Moving Brands added to the exhibition and the Minim sound library by Damien de Fede added to the contributed libraries.
1 May 2007: New software from Jonathan Harris added to the exhibition.
27 Mar 2007: Mob Zombies and new software from Suzung Kim added to the exhibition.
4 Feb 2007: Processing (BETA) 124 released. Download here
23 Jan 2007: New software from Brad Borevitz added to the exhibition.
11 Jan 2007: New software from rAndom international added to the exhibition.
19 Dec 2006: New software from Aleix Fernandez added to the exhibition and a Social Networks Library from Todd Holloway added to the contributed libraries.
5 Dec 2006: New software from Lisa Strausfeld and James N. Sears added to the exhibition.
30 Nov 2006: Processing (BETA) 123 released. Download here
28 Nov 2006: Processing (BETA) 122 released. Download here. New core libraries for loading SVG (built on the Candy library from Michael Chang) and XML files are added. The EnvironmentXML library from Usman Haque is added to the libraries index.
6 Nov 2006: Processing (BETA) 121 released. Download here
5 Nov 2006: Processing (BETA) 120 released. Download here
4 Nov 2006: New software from David Pereira added to the exhibition.
4 Nov 2006: Four new libraries posted! Introducing Apple SMS from Dan Shiffman, Candy from Michael Chang, a new addition to the AI Libraries from Aaron Steed, and the reacTIVision TUIO. That brings the total to fifty-one Processing libraries.
13 Oct 2006: Grass! New software from The Barbarian Group added to the exhibition.
10 Oct 2006: Processing (BETA) 119 released. Download here
5 Oct 2006: Five new libraries posted! Introducing Vector3D from Dan Shiffman, xmlrpclib from Burak Arikan, Interfascia from Brendan Berg, SpringGUI from Philipp Seifried, and ID3 from Jorge Cardoso. This brings the total number of community contributed libraries up to forty for a total of forty-seven Processing libraries.
4 Oct 2006: After months of rest, the Processing Exhibition re-opened today for the new season! We present some wonderful new software from Sascha Pohflepp.
1 Oct 2006: Processing (BETA) 116, 117, 118 released! Download here
23 Sep 2006: New libraries posted! Introducing Gestalt from d3 and Genetics Algorithms from st33d. Documentation posted for the PDF and DXF libraries.
28 Jun 2006: Shadow Monsters! New software from Philip Worthington added to the exhibit ion.
15 Jun 2006: New libraries posted! Switchboard from Jeff Crouse, jm-Etude (jMusic) library from Daniel Dihardja, MovieMaker from Daniel Shiffman, LibCV from toxi, and Mersenne Twister from Marius Watz
15 Jun 2006: The Ess 2.0 audio library by Krister Olsson is now available for download. Additions include microphone input, streaming, and more functions for generating and filtering sound.
14 Jun 2006: New software from Aether Architecture added to the exhibition.
16 May 2006: New software from Motion Theory and the team of Jonathan Harris and Sepandar Kamvar added to the exhibition.
19 Apr 2006: Processing (BETA) 115 released. Bug fixes from Barcelona. Download here
23 Apr 2006: New software from Jesse Kriss added to the exhibition.
19 Apr 2006: Processing (BETA) 114 released. Depth sorting added. Download here
14 Apr 2006: Processing (BETA) 113 released. Support for OpenGL Applets. Download here
13 Apr 2006: Processing (BETA) 112 released
13 Apr 2006: New software from Alvaro Cassinelli added to the exhibition.
21 Mar 2006: Processing (BETA) 110, 111 released
15 Mar 2006: Processing (BETA) 108 released
3 Mar 2006: New software from Leonardo Solaas added to the exhibition.
2 Mar 2006: Processing versions 104-107 released in quick succession to fix some bugs with file saving. If you're using 103+, please update to 107.
14 Feb 2006: New software from Golan Levin added to the exhibition.
9 Feb 2006: Processing selected for the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Triennial exhibition on view 8 December 2006 to 26 August 2007
9 Feb 2006: New software from George Legrady added to the exhibition.
29 Jan 2006: Mobile Processing (ALPHA) 3 released.
18 Jan 2006: Processing (BETA) 103 released.
13 Jan 2006: New software from Morphosis (John Houck) and E.J. Gone added to the exhibition.
11 Jan 2006: New Processing.org site launched. It looks the similar, but is entirely new and improved under the hood.
9 Dec 2005: New Libraries from Michael Chang (loading SVG paths) and Christian Riekoff (game controller input).
1 Dec 2005: Processing (BETA) 98 released.
29 Nov 2005: Processing (BETA) 97 released.
26 Nov 2005: Processing (BETA) 96 released.
17 Nov 2005: New software from ART+COM added to the exhibition.
9 Nov 2005: New software from Carolin Horn added to the exhibition.
2 Nov 2005: New Library from Jeffrey Traer Bernstein.
28 Oct 2005: New Libraries from JohnG, Markavian, and Christian Riekoff.
28 Oct 2005: New software from Aaron Koblin and Zai Chang added to the exhibition.
14 Oct 2005: Processing (BETA) 92 is released.
20 Sep 2005: The subdomain mobile.processing.org is launched! This site documents and presents the Mobile Processing initiative from Francis Li.
14 Sep 2005: The subdomain hardware.processing.org is launched! Features links to the Wiring and Arduino initiatives.
14 Sep 2005: New software of Osman Khan added to the exhibition.
9 Sep 2005: New software from Martin Ignacio Bereciartua added to the exhibition.
24 Aug 2005: New software from Alison Mealey added to the exhibition.
19 Jul 2005: New software from Michael Chang added to the exhibition.
15 Jul 2005: Net Library reference augmented with examples from Tom Igoe.
11 Jul 2005: New software from Robert Hodgin added to the exhibition.
11 Jul 2005: Many new examples from Dan Shiffman added to Learning.
24 Jun 2005: New software from Tom Carden, Clayton Cubitt, and Marius Watz added to the exhibition.
6 Jun 2005: Processing (BETA) 91 released.
9 May 2005: Ess sound library contributed by Krister Olsson.
9 May 2005: Processing (BETA) 90 released.
31 Dec 1969: Processing (BETA) 88, 89 released, fixing additional nice bugs found in the original (BETA) release.
7 May 2005: Obsessive Camera Directionlibrary contributed by Kristian Linn Damkjer. MySQLlibrary contributed by Florian Jenett. Oscillatorlibrary contributed by Taka.
7 May 2005: New software from Martin Wattenberg added to the exhibition.
6 May 2005: BlobDetectionlibrary contributed by v3ga. Performs the computer vision technique of finding "blobs" in an image.
31 Dec 1969: Processing (BETA) 86, 87 released, fixing some nice bugs found in the original (BETA) release.
30 Apr 2005: Two new libraries contributed from Tatsuya Saito. Google API interfaces with the Google search engine and OBJ Loader makes it easy to load 3D files.
20 Apr 2005: The Processing (BETA) is now available for download. This is the first public release. We're excited.
31 Dec 1969: Ben Fry, Casey Reas, Robert Hodgin, Jared Tarbell present at FITC, Toronto.
2 Apr 2005: New software from Ichitaro Masuda added to the exhibition.
31 Dec 1969: Ben Fry and Casey Reas present Processing for the Tokyo TDC.
15 Mar 2005: New software from Allan William Martin added to the exhibition.
1 Feb 2005: New software from Ji-Hoon Byun and E.G. Gone added to the exhibition.
16 Jan 2005: New software from Enrico Bravi, Mikkel Crone Koser, and Paolo Palma added to the exhibition.
5 Jan 2005: New software from Daniel Rothaug added to the exhibition.
15 Dec 2004: New software from Limiteazero added to the exhibition.
9 Dec 2004: Over 25,000 people have now signed up to download the Processing software.
1 Dec 2004: New software from Justin Bakse & Eric Williams added to the exhibition.
13 Nov 2004: New software from Andreas Gysin and Gabriel Dunne added to the exhibition.
2 Nov 2004: Processing in Hong Kong. Workshop by Casey Reas at the City University of Hong Kong in association with the Microwave International Media Art Festival. Thank you Fion!
15 Oct 2004: New software from v3ga and Lucas Kuzma added to the exhibition.
23 Sep 2004: Processing is featured at Interact1 in London.
15 Sep 2004: New software from Frederik Vanhoutte added to the exhibition.
4 Sep 2004: Processing is featured on the Danish radio program Harddisken. Interview by Thomas Birch and Thomas Markussen.
31 Dec 1969: Processing is presented at the Dorkbot City Camp in Aarhus Denmark.
31 Dec 1969: Who owns our (software) culture? A panel at ISEA 2004 with Miller Puckette, creator of MAX and PD, and Casey Reas, co-founder of Processing. Moderated by Juha Huuskonen.
15 Aug 2004: New software from Justin Manor added to the exhibition.
2 Aug 2004: New software from Krister Olsson (with sound by Yoshi Sodeoka) added to the exhibition.
22 Jul 2004: The Turkish reference is complete! Translated by Burak Arikan.
21 Jul 2004: The Italian reference is complete! Traduzione dall'inglese a cura di Alessandro Capozzo.
18 Jul 2004: The Spanish reference is complete! This adds 400,000,000+ potential Processing users. Translated by Pedro Alpera.
17 Jul 2004: New software from David Crawford added to the exhibition.
5 Jul 2004: Five new Libraries added to the site. Learn how to export DXF and Illustrator files, how to communicate with other devices via OSC, and how to write simple graphic controllers for your software.
3 Jul 2004: The French reference is complete! Thanks to Julien Gachadoat (v3ga). This is the first translation into a European language and we hope more will follow.
29 Jun 2004: New software from Katya Moorman added to the exhibition.
17 Jun 2004: The Chinese reference is complete! Translated by the talented William Ngan, Tori Tan, and Mei Yu. Tremendous effort has gone into this accomplishment. These translations are added to the Japanese, Korean, and Indonesian translations.
15 Jun 2004: New software from Ariel Malka added to the exhibition.
3 Jun 2004: New software from Mario Klingemann added to the exhibition.
15 May 2004: New software from Alessandro Capozzo added to the exhibition.
1 May 2004: New software from Francis Lam and Henry Chu added to the exhibition.
14 Apr 2004: Processing website initiative. Frederico Oliveira, Kevin Cannon, Widianto Nugroho, Glen Murphy, Martin Gomez, and Casey Reas have formed a team to improve the Processing website.
11 Apr 2004: Korean Reference pages completed by Soni Park of the Art Center Nabi and with Tae-Kyung Kim.
9 Apr 2004: New software from Ryan Alexander added to the exhibition.
27 Mar 2004: Reference for Sonia is now online! Sonia is created by Amit Pitaru and integrates the Jsyn Java audio library into Processing.
27 Mar 2004: New software from Jonah Brucker-Cohen added to the exhibition.
9 Mar 2004: Indonesian Reference pages completed by Widianto Nugroho. These are the first finished reference pages built with our online reference translation scripts. I hope many more will follow soon. If you'd like to help translate write to reas at groupc.net.
6 Mar 2004: New software from Toxi added to the exhibition.
4 Mar 2004: Processing lecture at San Francisco Art Institute and presentation for Krister Olsson's course. We also had the pleasure of meeting Joshua Kit Clayton of Cycling'74, author of Jitter.
12 Feb 2004: New software from Mikkel Koser added to the exhibition.
10 Feb 2004: New Libraries section added to the reference. As of release #69, Libraries will make it easier for people to extend Processing with their own code.
3 Feb 2004: Processing 1.0 (BETA) #68 is released and fixes a number of bugs which crash the application. Watch for a major release in a few months. It will increase the functionality of the programming environment and will add a new system for extending the language.
29 Jan 2004: New software from Brendan Dawes added to the exhibition.
16 Jan 2004: Proce55ing.net has been joined by Processing.org. Two domains, the same great taste.
16 Jan 2004: New software from Matthew Jogan and Julia Stanat added to the exhibition.
15 Jan 2004: We're feeling lucky. Typing "Processing" into Google and clicking the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button will now take you here!
4 Nov 2003: New software from Jared Tarbell added to the exhibition section.
28 Oct 2003: Processing 1.0 (BETA) #67 is released.
25 Oct 2003: Sound and Tablet! Amit Pitaru has released the first two Processing external libraries. Sonia integrates Processing and the JSyn audio library. It requires the JSyn plugin to run from the web, but has a superior sound quality to the default Processing library.Wacom tablet interface provides access to the pressure and tilt data from a tablet.
23 Oct 2003: New software from Elise Co added to the exhibition section.
19 Oct 2003: Processing 1.0 (BETA) #66 is released.
3 Oct 2003: New software from Amit Pitaru added to the exhibition section.
1 Oct 2003: Processing in Hebrew. Heidi Cropp and Ariel Malka release http://www.processing.co.il.
30 Sep 2003: Processing 1.0 (ALPHA) #65 is released. We're getting closer!
27 Sep 2003: Processing in Japanese. Tetsu Kondo updates the Japanese Processing reference.
22 Sep 2003: Processing 1.0 (ALPHA) #60 is released. Significant changes to the language and a swarm of bug fixes.
5 Aug 2003: Processing 1.0 (ALPHA) #58 is released. Many updates to the environment and additions to the language.
29 Jun 2003: New software from Lia and Manny Tan added to the software section.
4 Jun 2003: New software from GroupC and Carlos Andres Rocha added to the software section.
25 May 2003: Processing 1.0 (ALPHA) #55 is released. Includes code for audio, video, and networking.
6 May 2003: New software from Marius Watz added to the software section.
1 May 2003: New software from Ed Burton added to the software section. The reference section is completely updated and a new technical notes section is added.
7 Apr 2003: Processing 1.0 (ALPHA) #53 is released. Improved code for anti-aliasing graphics and a fix for the mysterious "disappearing caret" bug.
18 Mar 2003: New software from Josh On added to the software section.
5 Mar 2003: Welcome Carlos Rocha to the Processing development team. Processing 1.0 (ALPHA) #52 is released which means the addition of transparent/antialiased polygons, improved functions for text output, and enhanced camera control. The number of Discussion Board members is approaching 300.
18 Feb 2003: Welcome Hernando Barragán, Marc Escobosa, and Mathias Dahlström to the Processing development team. New examples posted including new work from Mike Davis and Glen Murphy. Name change—the project formally known as "Proce55ing" is now simply "Processing". The URL, however, confusingly remains the same.
12 Feb 2003: New software from William Ngan added to the software section and a few additional examples posted including new work from James Patterson, Joshua Nimoy, and REAS.
20 Jan 2003: Twenty-three additional examples posted including new work from James Patterson, Zach Lieberman, and REAS.
12 Jan 2003: New software from Boris Müller and Golan Levin added to the software section and eighteen additional examples posted including new work from pcho, mescabosa, forkinsocket, and REAS..
7 Jan 2003: Two recent updates to the Processing 1.0 (ALPHA) mean that we're now at revision 48. The latest release adds colored code, fixes to many of the bug reports from testers, and more mac tweaks to bring it up to par under OS X.
12 Dec 2002: New software from Glen Murphy added to the software section.
4 Dec 2002: New software from Nikita Pashenkov added to the software section and new work from Manny Tan and Casey Reas posted for the Singlecell project.
25 Nov 2002: New software from Reed Kram added to the software section.
20 Nov 2002: A new release of Processing alpha (revision 46) is now available for testing. It fixes several of the worst Mac OS X problems and stability under Windows has improved. A few new features have been added as well.
2 Nov 2002: New software from Schoenerwissen added to the software section and sixteen additional examples posted including new work from barragan, mescabosa, forkinsocket, and REAS.
14 Oct 2002: A new typeface designed by Mike Cina of WeWorkForThem is integrated into the website. Other typefaces from Mike are available at YouWorkForThem.
16 Sep 2002: 32 additional examples posted.
2 Sep 2002: A new release of Processing has been posted for the alpha testers. This version fixes several bugs (particularly on OS X) and adds a few fine features.
2 Aug 2002: Release of Processing 1.0 (ALPHA)!