Category Archives: release

Today I learned that WordCram 0.4.1 doesn’t work with Processing 1.5, and the root of the problem is the way it renders word shapes. Then I found that the same change that enables PDF rendering enables Processing 1.5 support. So … Continue reading →

WordCram 0.4.1 is a minor bug-fix release, available in zip and tar. Danilo Di Cuia wondered whether French accents worked in WordCram, which surprised me, because I’ve seen characters like that in WordCrams before. But as it turns out, it … Continue reading →

WordCram 0.4 is ready for consumption! Download the zip or the tar. The high notes: If you’re passing your own words, you can pre-set their color, font, size, angle, and placement: word.setColor(#f02939).setAngle(QUARTER_PI); These settings will override the WordColorer, WordAngler, etc. … Continue reading →

WordCram 0.3 is here, and it has some nice improvements. Simpler to Use It’s easier to create a WordCram: instead of that long list of parameters, you instantiate it with your sketch, and then call methods on your WordCram to … Continue reading →

It may seem like October’s been a quiet month for WordCram, but the 0.3 release is almost ready. I just built a daily release (.zip, or .tar.gz) that has more javadocs, new examples, and some new methods that control text parsing: … Continue reading →

The 0.2 Release has some nice changes over 0.1: it’s easier to use, it’s a bit faster, and the layouts should look better. The details: Words should stop running off the edge of the screen.  We can make this better, … Continue reading →

The WordCram 0.1 release is here. Don’t let the low release number fool you — it’s pretty solid code. Since the initial release, I’ve improved performance, and cleaned up the API, making it faster, and easier to use. Continue reading →