Preslav RachevIt's way, way overdue, but Generative Art in Go is now officially typo-free (something it should have been since 2021, but better late, than never). Naturally, I'd like to celebrate it, so I created a limited-time offer which should give new readers a 33% discount.
Check it out, it's probably still worth it: https://p5v.gumroad.com/l/generative-art-in-golang/typofree #programming #golang
Generative Art in Go
Generative Art in Go is an eBook intended to introduce novice and experienced programmers to algorithmic art, and hopefully, get non-programmers interested in the Go programming language. Unlike popular choices such as Processing, NodeBox, openFrameworks, etc., I picked Go for two simple reasons: Go's syntax is easy enough that virtually anyone can learn it quickly. The language is far more versatile than what most programmers use it for. Generative art is a unique form of artistic expression, building bridges between computer programming, randomness, and visual aesthetics. It has kept my imagination for over a decade. While I have never been particularly skilled at drawing, I have always been amazed by what one could achieve with a couple of lines of code.This book will introduce readers to graphics programming in the Go programming language context through a series of concise examples. It will also guide them in implementing their version of one of my favorite generative art sketches. As a bonus, readers will learn how to turn their command-line sketches into interactive Web applications, using WebAssembly and Web technology's latest standards.
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Fabio Manganiello
