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billboard.biz - 11/25/2008

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processing.org - 11/25/2008

Processing 1.0 Officially Released

— processing.org — Processing 1.0 Officially Released (more) Processing 1.0 Officially Released

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hackaday.com - 11/25/2008

Processing 1.0

— hackaday.com — Processing , the open source programming language designed for artists and other creative types, finally went 1.0.... Processing inspired numerous outpourings of creativity and beauty, from interactive art installations to sound sculptures . ... (more) Processing 1.0

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