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Obsessing.org is a new online development site that lets you code and render Processing applications in the browser. The site is listed as "very alpha" right now, with new features being added every day. Most recently they added the ability to save and recall your sketches, making Obsessing a viable tool for anyone interested in Processing and not just us web-based dabblers.
Obsessing.org runs Processing.js in the background - the JavaScript port of Processing created by John Resig that I posted on earlier this week. It's exciting to see how fast the JavaScript and development communities are embracing Processing.js - the port has been out for just over one month and tools like Obsessing.org are already popping up.
If you missed the previous post, Processing is a programming language designed to introduce animators to the world of development. It makes programming animations and interactions pretty simple and has already been used in some pretty impressive applications.
Thanks to Brad Umbaugh for sending this my way.
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Looks interesting. But it it little buggy on Firefox3, the editor don't recognize Ctrl+c, v, z .... Also when I select one line I write on the other :( There is a lot of work on this project :(
First of all, the tool is cool. As RJ mentions, it's really in very Alpha phase. I can't imagine how good it would be once it's out and we software people can work from anywhere.
Radoslav, seems like you have to wait for only few months.