Whenever I feel like messing around with p5.js. Maybe also other JavaScript stuff in the future.
I got my start in programming with Khan Academy's JavaScript course, which used Processing.js. In an art class, the prompt was to create something "inspired by science". This is what came to mind.
I used to use OpenProcessing. But then I found out they do NFTs. And that's something I can't support.
Put sketches in /sketches/, start the name of the file with a year (used to group sketches). Run node . to create a sketches.mjs. Serve on a server.
No contributions to /sketches/ will be accepted (unless it's a severe or security issue, or something). This repo is more of a showcase than anything.
Other files are fair game.
Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International (CC-BY-SA-4.0). Do what you want, but give credit, and put it under the same license.