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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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Live Coding

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  1. HYDRA — Live Coding Networked Visuals

    Hydra is a live coding environment for networked visual synthesis in the browser — patches of continuous signal transformations inspired by analog video synthesis. Code runs live in the browser and can be linked to audio or other Hydra instances across the network.

  2. Sonic Pi: Code-Based Live Music Creation

    Sonic Pi is a code-based live music creation tool built on Ruby — you write code that plays music, and changes take effect instantly while the music plays. Originally designed for music education in schools, it became a serious tool for live performance.

  3. Tributary — What We've Learned from a Year of Live Coding

    EJ Fox's retrospective on a year of building Tributary — a live-coding environment for D3.js data visualization. Tributary became an important tool for learning and prototyping D3 through immediate visual feedback.

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