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Hello welcome to a first video of a new playlist called programming from A to Z.

hello welcome to a first video of a new playlist called programming from A to Z

and this playlist is going to be. It will be as I make it! A lot

and this playlist is going to be it will be as I make it a lot of videos that are

of videos that are going to follow this

going to follow this uh it's a syllabus

course that I'm teaching at a program called ITP

course that I'm teaching at a program

at School of the Arts New York University called programming from A to Z.

called ITP at Tisch School of the Arts New York University called programming

And in this video.

from A to Z and in this video if you're

If you're really just interested in the technical content you can just skip ahead

really just interested in the technical

and stop watching this video. But in this video I want to just kind of talk

content you can just skip ahead and stop watching this video but in this video I

about where the ideas for this course came from some, of my inspiration for

want to just kind of talk about where the ideas for this course came from some

putting the material together for this course and what my goals for it are.

of my inspiration for putting the material together for this course and what my goals for it are so what and

So what and kind of like who.......

kind of like who what do you need to

What do you need to have in advance before you start watching this sequence and

have in advance before you start

I will mention that a lot of the videos that I make I intend for

watching this sequence and I will mention that a lot of the videos that I

them to be kind of stand alone videos that could be placed.

make I intend for them to be kind of standalone videos that could be Maude

That you could kind of come to on them their own, but

you know put placed then you could kind of come to you on them their own but I'm

I'm going to seek with them in a way that will give you a little bit of a narrative

going to sequence them in a way that

over the course of this fall.

I'll give you a little bit of a narrative over the course of this fall

It is September something in 2016.

it is September or something 2016 that's

That's when this video is being recorded.

when this video is being recorded but

But maybe you are an alien robot of the future watching it and

maybe you are an alien robot of the

wondering about this strange earth a species on the Internet.

future watching it and wondering about this strange earth of species on the

If the internet still exists anyway.

internet if the internet still exists

anyway okay I uh

let me talk a little bit about where this the idea for this course came from.

so okay so let me talk a little bit about where this the ideas for this

So I think this was probably at least ten years ago.

course came from so I think this was probably at least ten years ago if not

If not more. I was at the University of Pennsylvania sitting in on a poetry class you

more I was at the University of Pennsylvania sitting in on a poetry

might wonder why was I sitting in on a poetry class that's a story for

class you might wonder why was I sitting in on a poetry class that's a story for

another day. But someone named Nick Montfort was giving a presentation.

another day but someone named Nick Montfort I was

Nick Montfort is a poet and artist and

giving a presentation Nick Montfort is a poet and artist and

professor, an author who has a recent book out actually

professor author who has a recent book

called explored Tory programming. I don't see it on his website how it's a wonderful

out actually called explored Tory programming I don't see it on his

book that I've been actually reading as a resource for this course as well.

website it's a wonderful book that I've been actually reading as a resource for

And Nick was giving a presentation to this poetry class

this course as well and Nick was giving a presentation to this poetry class

about computational techniques.

about computational techniques in

And in writing and... I mean it was more sophisticated and

writing and I mean it was more sophisticated and

interesting than that but I loosely say that it was so it was for an audience of

interesting than that but I'll loosely say that it was so it was for an

people who are not necessarily familiar with programming and algorithms.

audience of people who not necessarily familiar with programming and algorithms

But are poets and writers and looking at historical examples and

but our poets and writers and looking at

new techniques in writing using computational methods. And at

historical examples and new techniques in writing using computational methods

the time I was kind of a recent ITP graduate I think our current ITP student.

and at the time I was kind of a recent ITP graduate I think or current ITP

I don't remember and I thought how this is interesting.

student I don't remember and I thought

So much of my time, this was early in the days of processing.

huh this is interesting so much of my time this was early in the days of

So much of my time is spent thinking about programming for motion and animation and

processing so much of my time is spent thinking about programming for motion

I hadn't really considered this idea of programming for text. Reading a program that reads text is a program that generates text out.

and animation and I had it really considered this idea of programming for text reading a program that reads text in a program that generates text out and

And so at the time I actually decided to work on some materials for

so at the time I actually decided to

a course called programming from A to Z.

work on some materials for a course called programming from A to Z and

Strangely enough, I

strangely enough I taught this course in

taught this course in Java which was in many ways a kind of horrifically terrible idea.

Java which in many ways a kind of horrific elite arrabal idea but Java was

But Java was a programming language that I was learning and

a programming language that I was

familiar with at the time.

learning and familiar with at the time

It also the basis of the creative coding environment processing.

it also is the was is the basis of the creative coding environment processing

And so I was a connecting some stuff between those two environments?

and so I was aligning some stuff between those two environments and so I taught

I taught this course and I believe this was like two thousand and

this course and I believe this was like

six or seven or something like that. You could look it up if someone resourceful on

2006 or 7 or something like that it could look it up if someone resourceful

the Internet could find the old syllabus for a problem. And so a lot of the ideas for this course came out of this presentation that

on the internet could find the old syllabus for it probably and so a lot of the ideas for this course came out of

I saw from Nick Monfort. Now interestingly enough at the time,

this presentation that I saw from Nick Montfort now interestingly enough at the

Allison Parrish was a student at I T P, I believe she was actually a student in his

time Alison parish was a student at ITP I believe she was actually a student in

class and when she graduated from I T P I talked with her.

his class and when she graduated from ITP I talked with her I don't remember

I don't remember exactly how this about starting a new class that

exactly how this about starting a new

I called in which she came up with called reading and writing electronic tech. So

class at ITP called Rita in which she came up with called reading and writing

Allison Parrish is a huge inspiration for this course as well. If you're not familiar

electronic text so Alison Parrish is a huge inspiration for this course as well

with her work with generative text performance and Twitter bots and a lot of things

if you're not familiar with her work with generative text and performance and

you should be familiar with. And so

Twitter bots and a lot of things you should be familiar with and so Allyson

Allison teaches a course taught in Python called reading and writing

teachers of course taught with Python

electronic text a lot of the materials can be found on her website. So Allison really

called reading and writing electronic text a lot of the materials can be found on her website so Allyson really took a

took a lot of the ideas from programming from A to Z and made a much better and

lot of the ideas from programming from a z and made a much better and more

more interesting course using a much more appropriate programming language and

interesting course using a much more appropriate programming language and

environment Python to working with text. The focus of her course however is.

environment Python to working with text the focus of her course however is is

is really not about I would say -- I mean I could be wrong about this-- but

really not about I would say I mean I'm

just to make the argument for argument's sake about really focusing on poetry

I could be wrong about this but just to make the argument for argument's sake about really focusing on what poetry

generative text, generative poetry about the sort of core out text in text output

generative text generative poetry about the sort of pour out text in text output

not necessarily about interactive systems as related to text and not about server

not necessarily about interactive systems as related to text not about

side programming client side programming things that happen in the process.

server-side programming client-side programming things that happen in the

So what I decided to do.

browser so what I decided to do was

Was recently after she had started this course

recently after she had started this

that I T P was to revive programming from Ato Z

course at ITP was to revive programming

And so now the course is once again back and it's all about programming with

from A to Z and so now the course is once again back and it's all about

text, text in text out but with I would say an appropriate

programming with text text in text out but with I would say an appropriate

language meaning job script. Sure a lot of a lot of innovative and

language meaning job script sure a lot of a lot of innovative and new work with

new work with data analysis and text is happening in Python and there are tons of

data analysis and text is happening in

natural language processing libraries and data libraries for processing for Python.

Python and there are tons of natural language processing libraries and data libraries for processing for Python but

But if you want to make things happen in the web browser where users can enter

if you want to make things happen in the web browser where users can enter text

text, receive text back.

receive text back participate in an eye

Participate in an era interactive system Javascript is a language that

on attractive system javascript is a

is useful to make all the stuff happen in the web browser so.

language that is useful to make all this stuff happen in the web browser so so

So this is really where the ideas for

this is really where the ideas for the

the course came from. Now I am going to just briefly now so

course came from now I am going to just

so that's kind of the bit of much more long winded than I had hoped but

briefly now so that's kind of a bit about your long-winded than I'd hoped

a bit about where some of the ideas for the course came from.

but a bit about where some of the ideas for the course came from now I want to

Now I want to talk the next thing I want to talk about is my goals for

talk the next thing I want to talk about

the course. Just so I'm not so..

is my goals for the course and just so

I'm standing somewhere different with a little visual variety here.

I'm not so I'm standing somewhere different with a little visual variety

I have a couple fundamental goals.

here I have a couple fundamental goals

One is programming and algorithms. And particular in programming I'm talking about Javascript here. So if you are a beginner javascript programmer, if you

one is programming and algorithms and particular programming I'm talking about a Java Script here so if you are a beginner JavaScript programmer if you

maybe just took a single course in P5js

maybe just took a single course in p5.js

You know a little bit about javascript.

you know a little bit about JavaScript

This is a course where you can improve and

this is a course where you can improve

expand your knowledge. I want to talk about things like what's this 'prototype' thing?

move and expand your knowledge I want to talk about things like what's this

What's that this key word What's a closure or what's an anonymous function.

prototype thing what's this key word what's a closure what's an anonymous function all of

All of these kind of aspects to javascript programming that you might not find in

these kind of aspects to JavaScript programming that you might not find in

an introductory creative coding course.

an introductory creative coding course

So I want part of the Course to be able to get all base programming skills.

so I want part of the course to be able to get augment programming skills but I

I want that thing not just to be for the sake of you know, programming itself but,

want that thing not just to be for the sake of you know programming itself but

to have a kind of conceptual basis of creative output for

to have a kind of conceptual basis a

you. And this is the other aspect of the course.

creative output for you and this is the other aspect of the course so I want you

So I want you to think about creative new ways to

to think you know creative new ways to

think about computational (am I really ritting this down?!).

think about computational am I really

(I am really writting this down) computational output.

writing this down I am really writing this down out computational output and

And specifically text based output oh and input. Right.

specifically text-based output Oh an input right so maybe you've

So maybe you've taken a computer science course or some other javascript course and

taken a computer science course or some

the focus is on web development for professional work for

other JavaScript course and the focus is on web development for professional work

getting a job at a start up or maybe the Course is about algorithms. So

for getting a job at a start-up or maybe the course is about algorithms so you

you can figure out the absolute fastest way to sort a list of numbers.

can figure out the absolute fastest way to sort a list of numbers these are not

These are not... you know there are aspectsto that those ideas that might

you know they're they're aspects to that

be in a course like this, but my goal is really for you to discover new and creative ideas and generate creative projects... playful useless!

those ideas that might be in a course like this but my goal is really for you to discover new and creative ideas and a generate creative projects playful

Experiment from this course because I believe I think I think I know that that

useless experiments from this course because I believe I think I know that

you know number one : making art and playful experiments is a

that you know number one making art and playful experiments is an enjoyable way

Joyful way of interfacing with the world it can bring meaning to people's lives but

of interfacing with the world it can bring meaning to people's lives but also

also I think practical tools and new discoveries come out of

I think practical tools and new

useless impractical explorations So that's kind of a go for this course to

discoveries come out of useless impractical explorations so that's kind of a goal for this course to augment

augment skills and and kind of inspire your creativity.

skills and and kind of inspire your

OK So back to over here I want to briefly run you over what the topics will be as I

creativity okay so back to over here I want to briefly run you over what the

go over them from week to week.

topics will be as I go over them from week to week this week I want I'm just

This week: I'm just going to kind of introduce

going to kind of introduce ideas for the

ideas for the course I am asking the students of the course to

course I am asking the students of the course to use

use pages as a way of publishing their work, this is absolutely not required.

github pages as a way of publishing their work although certainly not

I want to look at DOM manipulation in P5js and

required I want to look at Dom manipulation in p5.js and kind of

kind of compare that to other DOM manipulation frameworks and libraries you

compare that to other Dom manipulation

might think of. I want to do tutorials about just the string object in Javascript and

frameworks and libraries you might think of I want to do a tutorial about just the string object in JavaScript and then

then I want to look at how you get text input from a user in the browser a text

I want to look at how you get text input from a user in the browser via a text

box a uploading a file and I want to do a couple coding

box a uploading a file and I'm going to

challenges around making a web page that generates kind of found random poetry.

do a couple coding challenges around making a webpage that generates kind of found random poetry and I'll talk about

And I'll talk about an assignment for

an assignment for you guys that's what's

you guys if that's what's going to happen today. Regular expressions I am so

going to happen today regular expressions I'm so excited like

excited for my favorite topic ever because I like a complete

my favorite topic ever cuz laughs like a

loser that I don't know if you love regular expressions.

complete loser no no no if you love

You know I am a loser you watching this are clearly not one loser such a terrible

regular expressions you know I am a loser you watching this are clearly not won lose are such a terrible word that's

word that's and I sound like I hate that word.

a nice sound like I hate that word

Nobody. Anyway. And edit this part out! Where's my... OK but reconstruction is a topic that I love it's an amazing.

nobody anyway edit this part out and where's my uh okay but uh regular Russians it's a topic that I love it's an amazing tool puzzle exciting crazy

tool puzzle, exciting, crazy programming language kind of unto

programming language kind of unto itself

itself thing that allows you to manipulate do wonderful things with text.

thing that allows you to manipulate do

I want to look at how you can get text from data sources different API.

wonderful things with text I want to look at how you can get text from data

I want to look at wordnik. I think I've looked at word take another video

sources different API so I want to look at word Nick I think I've looked at word

tutorials what I want to look at a deeper more deeply.

Nick and other video tutorials what I want to look at it deeper more deeply I

I want to look at how you can get users to fill out a Google spreadshit and

want to look at how you can get users to

use this as the input to your program.

fill out a Google spreadsheet use that as the input to your program ah

Server side programming is a priority for me.

server-side programming is a priority

So there's a lot of things that make sense to do with only client side

for me so there's a lot of things that make sense to do with only client-side

programming and P5js but I want to look at node in particular Twitter bots.

programming and p5.js but I want to look at node in particular Twitter bots

Fortunately I have a whole set of video tutorials already made about Twitter bots.

unfortunately I have a whole set of video tutorials already made about

So we'll see what I can add to that for

Twitter bots so we'll see what I can add

this week and then I kind of want to run you through the classics.

to that for this week and then I kind of want to run you through the classics so

So my goal and hope for

my goal at hope for you is doing

you is doing creative ideas in text analysis of Text generation but I want to

creative ideas in text analysis and text

look at how some of these kind of classic text generation analysis algorithms work.

generation but I want to look at how some of these kind of classic text generation and analysis algorithms work

So word counting is kind of the fundamental building block to all text analysis

so word counting is kind of the fundamental building block to all text

we are going to look at a word counting program.

analysis so I'm going to look at a word

TF/IDF. which is like a fancy term for

counting program tf-idf which is like a

figuring out how to delete key words from a text based on word counting.

fancy term for figuring out how to glean keywords from a text based on word counting I might

I might look at these Bayesian analysis there if I could get the courage

look at dasyam analysis if I can get the courage for Bayesian analysis and also

and also there are a lot of no packages that will do a lot of the stuff for

there are a lot of node packages that

you that I'll examine.

will do a lot of this stuff for you that I'll examine text generation I want to

Text generation. I want to build a Markov chain from scratch.

build a Markov chain from scratch I'll

I'll talk more about what that is but a probability based system for

talk more about what that is but a probability based system for generating

generating text.

text I want to look at grammars ah

I want to look at grammars. There's a wonderful thing that I'll just mention

there's a wonderful thing that I'll just

if you're not familiar with another work that I find really inspirational

mention if you're not familiar with another work that I find really

tracery by tracery by the way that should not say tracery

inspirational tracery by tracery by the

by tracery somebody pull request fix this.

way that should not say tracery by tracery somebody pull request fix this

It should say by Galaxy Kate.

it should say by galaxy kate so galaxy

So galaxy Kate Compton on get her galaxy Kate .com is

kate kate compton on github and galaxy

a wonderful artist programmer or a person who has built a story generation library for

kate comm is a wonderful artist programmer a person who has built a story generation library for a

a java script called tracery which I'll examine later as a tutorial maybe as I

javascript called tracery which i'll examine later as a tutorial maybe as i

start to figure out ways of getting guests maybe I can invite Kate to appear to talk

start to figure out ways of getting guests maybe I can invite Kate to appear

about tracery back here and then look at code for building something

to talk about tracery whereas I back here and then look at code for building

called a context free grammar.The language the term grammar might be familiar to you

something called a context-free grammar so language the term grammar might be

programming languages have a grammar : write function name followed by prayer.

familiar to you programming languages have a grammar right function name

It's followed by a bunch of arguments separated by commas if you're missing

followed by parenthesis followed by a bunch of arguments separated by commas

a comma that's a grammatical error a syntax error.

if you're missing a comma that's a grammatical error a syntax error so

So rather than looking at language and seeing how it fits into a jam grammar.

rather than looking at language and seeing how it fits into a grammar if you

If you can design a grammar and

can design a grammar and generate

generate language from that, what kind of results do you get? And then also I want to

language from that what kind of results do you get and then also I want to make

make sure I look at chrome make some tutorials on Chrome extensions.

sure I look at chromic make some tutorials on Chrome extensions I'm going

I'm going to show you one of my favorite artists Addie Wagenknecht.

to show you a one of my favorite artists addy wagenknecht addy wagging necked is

She is a wonderful artist who makes amazing work that you should become

a wonderful artist who makes amazing

familiar with and she made a Chrome extension.

work that you should become familiar with and she made a Chrome extension

Called. Girls versus Git. i'm going to pull this up here and

called girls versus get I'm going to just pull this up here and you can see

you can see some of the things some of the features that it does every user name and

some of the things some of the features that it does every username on github is

in github is replaced with a generic female user name every GRavatar

replaced with a generic female username

is replaced with the Gravatar of a woman or female type image.

every Gravatar someplace a chart of a woman or female type image

So this is something that you can do with a Chrome extension.

so this is something that you can do with a Chrome extension you can have

You can have control over a user's browser and their browsing experience to kind of experiment with all the strange and

control over a user's browser and their browsing experience to kind of experiment with all strange and

alternate ways of viewing the universe of the web and experiencing. Obviously

alternate ways of viewing the universe of the web and experiencing obviously

this can be used for productivity tools and you probably have

this can be used for productivity tools and you probably have Chrome extensions

extensions for things like a pocket which allows you to save you all your things but

for things like Oh pocket which allows

how what kind of strange ways can you do if you.

you to save you all your links but how what kind of strange ways can you do if

You know take everybody's,

you you know take everybody's uh every

every time you know noun is on a web page and replace it with a food item.

time a you know noun is on a web page and replace it with a food item this

This came from an idea somebody had in class.

came from an idea of somebody had in

So you're just reading web pages to make yourself hungry all the time so creative

class so you're just reading web pages to make yourself hungry all the time so

ideas working with chrome extensions is something that I want to pursue.

creative ideas working with Chrome extensions is something that I want to

So this is kind of the trajectory of the course

pursue so this is kind of the trajectory of the course goals for the course

the Course trajectory of the course ... I'm after this video is done.

trajectory of the course and after this

I'm going to make the first few videos for

video is done I'm going to make the

this first week on some of the material. Now here's a quest...

first few videos for this first week on some of the material now here's a quick

Here's here's something I will mention to you.

here's something I will mention to you

You people of the Internet can simply just find these videos on You Tube you.

you people of the Internet can simply just find these videos on YouTube you

you can write in the You Tube comments

could write in the YouTube comments if

if you have questions and I try to answer them when I have time and

you have questions and I try to answer

other people answer them as well and I hope you will enjoy watching.

them when I have time and other people answer them as well and I hope you will

If you want to participate in this course to slightly augmented away.

enjoy and watch them if you want to participate in this course in a slightly

I will point you to Patreon.com/codingrainbow or codingrainbow.com

Augmented way I will point you to patreon.com slash coding rainbow or

You can subscribe to my Patreon feed which is a crowdfunding system and

coding rainbow comm you can subscribe to my patreon feed which is a crowdfunding

with that you will get an invitation to a slack channel where you can ask questions

system and with that you will get an invitation to a slack channel where you

about the course and post your work in assignments and have a peer group of

can ask questions about the course and post your work in assignments and have a

people discussing it giving you feedback. So if you're interested.

peer group of people discussing and giving you feedback so if you're

This is an experiment I'm trying I'm teaching the physical class for

interested this is an experiment I'm trying I'm teaching the physical class

ITP students at New York University.

for ITP students at New York University

I'm teaching an online version of this class for free on You Tube It is add

I'm teaching an online version of this class for free on YouTube it is ad

supported that there will be ads for these videos. I have mixed feelings about that but

supported there will be ads for these videos I'm mixed feelings about that but

I doing that right now for a little bit of revenue.

I'm doing that right now for a little

There's expenses associated with making this, there is time and

bit of revenue there's expenses associated with making this and time and

then I am also experimented with a crowdfunding platform to

then I am also experimenting with a

allow people a certain additional form of interaction.

crowdfunding platform to allow people a certain additional form of interaction

So my kind of philosophy on online education right now

so my kind of philosophy on online

is free content paid interaction.But

education right now is free content paid interaction

mostly I'm doing this because I enjoy it and I enjoy discovering a new audience and

and but mostly I'm doing this because I enjoy it and I enjoy discovering a new

bringing new ideas and doing weird dancing from time to time too. Ringing my bell and all sorts of weirdness so. So thanks for watching this introduction I'm sure there are lots of things I missed

audience and bringing new ideas and doing we are dancing from time to time and ringing my bell and all sorts of weirdness so um so thanks for watching

this introduction I'm sure there are

lots of things that I miss saying ah I

I thought of something I wanted to mention to other

thought of something I wanted to mention two other in the admin a link to all

the links to all of these things are in the In the description of this video and to mention two other big inspirations.

these things in the in the description of this video I want to mention two other big inspirations one is Lynch

One is Lynn Cherny who does a lot of work with data analysis and presentations and

Ernie who does a lot of work with data

another is Darius Kazemi also known as tiny subversions.Who is an Internet

analysis and presentations and another is Darius cos Amy also known as tiny subversions who is an Internet artist

artist prolific creator of incredibly strange and interesting Twitter bots.

prolific creator of incredibly strange

Basically you know I am not

and interesting Twitter BOTS basically

I have to admit something I am not really a Twitter bot maker, I am a person who knows

you know I am NOT I have to admit something I am not really a Twitter bot

ohw to make it.

maker I'm a person who makes how to make Twitter bot tutorials and I put it and

And so if you're looking for inspiration and ideas and other types of materials

so if you're looking for inspiration and ideas and other types of materials

this great I want to point out both Lynn Cherny and Kazemy have

Darius is great I want to point out both a Lynch Ernie and Darius Kazemi have

2016 talks from the festival in Minneapolis.

2016 talks from the IO Festival in

So I would recommend you find those in all of these are great but

Minneapolis so I would recommend you find those in all of these are great but

if I go here to see all I can find various.

if I go here to see all I can find Darius

Books actually I'll get it where you can find them a week to them in

oops actually okay anyway you can find

the description. But both of those are highly relevant Cherny and Kazemi's talk

them I'll link to them in the description but both of those are highly relevant Linds journeys talk and Darius

from Io has kind of starting

cos Amyas talk from IO as kind of

material to get you thinking about ideas or things you might want to meet if they're

starter material get you thinking about ideas of things you might want to make

following along with this course.

if you're following along with this

OK thank you for watching.

course okay thank you for watching and

And stay tuned in the next video I'll be showing you some other stuff.

stay tuned and in the next video I'll be showing you some other stuff okay thanks

OK ThanksByeBye!

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