@superartificial wrote:
As a way to learn OF (and also more general concepts) I've gone through Daniel Shiffman's excellent book "Nature Of Code", converting it all from Processing to OF. I've uploaded the results in case they're useful to anyone else ... might put them on github at some stage when I have time if there's any interest, but for now it's just a zip file with all the projects. A few notes:
- I'm also new to C++, so bear in mind these aren't necessary examples of the best way to do things. But they work, and I have tried to use best practice to the best of my knowledge. Earlier projects are mostly a simple syntax conversion, some of the later ones get into more fundamental differences between the languages.
- Pretty much all of the examples from the book are here, not that many of the exercises at this stage. Sometimes when an example is built on directly in the next one, I won't have included the first one because I just carried on while working. But anyway all of the code you need for the first will be there. And a few of them I may have carried on experimenting with, so will have some superfluous stuff.
- It's not very well commented.
- I've deleted all the bin directories to make it a manageable file size. So probably the best way to use it is just to create new projects and copy in the source.
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