Walk these six sketches in order. Each one names a part of
rt.html:
pixels on a display, a loop that refreshes, a value in memory,
a stimulus, a button or key, and a clock. Then we use the real
instrument and export a CSV.
The same language is in the
p5.js Web Editor.
display → memory → input → time
p5.js is the introduction. The graded work is a personalized RT sketch in VS Code, plus prediction and numbers.
Step 1
Pixels on a display
Remix this step
The code in memory
Change a number or a string, then Run. This is the same idea as
Week 1’s playground, with a canvas instead of a card.
You can also open the
p5.js Web Editor
in another tab.
The studio is one trial and no file. It does not exclude anticipations
or write a CSV.
rt.html
is a live sandbox: personalize the task, Run, then copy it into
rt/rt.html in VS Code. Same assignment for everyone.
Walkthrough:
workflow.html § How you work this week.