Category Archives: examples

WordCram now outputs to PDF. It’ll be in the 0.5 release, but you can grab the new daily build right now (zip or tar) and try it out. The only new code you’ll need is normal Processing PDF stuff, all … Continue reading →

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Twelve other runs: The code for all of them:

Here is, more-or-less, the sketch I used to generate the new WordCram blog header. About half of the sketch is Processing setup and interaction, so I could keep running it until I found one I liked. When I get around … Continue reading →

Today I’m releasing WordCram, an open-source Processing library that lets you generate word clouds. It does the heavy lifting — text analysis, collision detection, bin-packing — for you, so you can focus on making your word clouds as beautiful, as revealing, or as silly as you like.

I’ve been working on WordCram for about a month, and I think it’s ready to be out of the lab. Download the bits, and try it out. Continue reading →