1.5: How to upload your sketch - p5.js Tutorial

[daurham]

To have the audio be so rough, the dislikes so low and the comments be so pure...? This is such a beauty thing. You have a wonderful community.

[yogitasinkar]

I can't figure if I am watching a stand-up show or learning programming concepts. Dude, you are beyond awesome.

[stephenamell]

Excellent! Probably the best tutorials on the internet!!

[CriusDigital]

Thank you!You're great! You helped me to import my sketches to my personal portfolio website for my Master exams!Really rou're the best!It's dead simple if you understand the philosophy of this process, and you're teaching us exactly that!!

[randmorf]

This video is a few years out of date. On the new (2019) version of the P5.JS Editor, they have a "share" menu option under the File menu which I believe shares out your P5-JS app out on the P5 server (or some other server). This makes it easy to get a URL to your shared-out P5-JS app, easier to get the "embed code" to allow you to embed your program in an HTML/CSS/Javascript web page you may be creating, or even to provide users access to your source code so other PS-J5 users can try and modify you code. This 'Share' option makes it a lot easier to make your program accessible to other users. I like it a lot. However, the info presented in this video is still valid in case you want to host your program on your own web server, or perhaps some other web server on the Internet for which you have subscribed (or paid) for their services. If you are "hard of hearing" or are viewing this video in a noisy area, I recommend using an external amplified/speaker arrangement to boost the audio.

[goldthumb]

I have been using 3 keys, space and left/right arrow, for years when watching YouTube on my mac. This morning I came here to meet Denial again and just noticed the tiny "f" to the right of "Full Screen". :D

[rohankapoor]

Hi I had seen your videos regarding setTimeout() and setInterval() javascript functions. I must say that the way you teach is the best...You made programming so easy. Cheers for the great work...and keep going...

[deepankverma]

Really enjoying your videos. They are like small bedtime stories, but you can't sleep through them, if you want to learn. haha.

[tomsdejus]

I usually don't like or comment on videos, but i liked this soooo much, so here's a comment and like from me!

[kamakshi.j]

Hello.recently started to watch your playlists. it's really good and I learnt many things from you.hope you will continue.

[MusGdm]

Using my boombox as headphones for this video.

[Scousefisherman]

great video had to download it and turn it up in a vlc to hear you but great video!

[randmorf]

Alternate title: "Introduction to Lip Reading"

[aurelianobuendia]

I really not sure why im learning p5.js

I kind of know processing, but i was not able to run processing.js in another script file, i´ve only run it on the html file.

So when I was looking for the answer I found that there was something call "p5.js" . Im just learning it because I think you are a great teacher, if it was not the case, i would keep tryng processing.js

[dropyghost]

This video has very low audio volumen :(

[ojusuhani]

Dan do you have a recommendation on how to setup a basic server that one can upload the sketch to.

[grandpa]

I'm watching and it's summer I'm gonna get this

[rohanmarsh]

great video, you are a wonderful teacher. The audio needs to increase for this video.

[insidethematrix]

Just so you know I wasn't required to watch this but I did. I watched most of your videos on processing as well. Although I'm not done learning that yet, so I really don't know why I'm trying to learn this in the middle of that??? I guess I need to know everything there is to know :)

[cyberguide_in]

Hi Dan, First time, I am trying to setup the CyberDuck in my laptop. You did not explain how to register for the hosting. How to do that? Do we need to pay for that? Please explain this?
Thanks