Processing is a graphical library and programming environment that you can use for visual arts and interactive experiences. p5.js is a version of Processing based on JavaScript as opposed to Java. Thanks to these apps, you can try p5.js and Processing on your iPhone:
p5 editor: lets you write p5.js code on your mobile device. It comes with a debug console, syntax highlighting, and code preview. It lets you export your work in GIF format.
Processing & P5.js iCompiler: another p5.js Processing iPhone app for graphics programming. It supports 3D sketches and games. It lets you export your projects as an app to your home screen.
RubySketch Processing IDE: this Ruby coding app comes with a Processing compatible API for graphics programming. It has a simple text editor that lets you edit and run Ruby script.
Processing & p5.js Compiler: this Processing compiler for iOS supports Java, JavaScript, Python, and Ruby coding. It comes with 40 themes for you to try. It has code examples to help you get started faster. Lets you create an unlimited number of projects.
Have you found better p5.js & Processing iPhone apps? Please share them here.
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