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Processing is a flexible software sketchbook and a programming language designed for learning how to code.
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This repository contains the source code for the [Processing](https://processing.org/) project for people who want to help improve the code. It consists of two main parts:
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1. **The Core Library:** This includes essential components such as the graphics renderer, event handling, input/output (I/O) functions, and mathematical utilities.
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2. **The Processing Development Environment (PDE):** This includes a text editor, a compiler, a contributions manager, and other tools to assist with writing and managing code.
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This repository contains the source code for the [Processing](https://processing.org/) project for people who want to help improve the code.
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## Using Processing
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We welcome new contributors. The work on Processing 4.0 was done by a [tiny number of people](https://github.com/processing/processing4/graphs/contributors?from=2019-10-01&to=2022-08-09&type=c). Every contribution helps!
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### Structure of the Repository
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The Processing software consists of two main parts:
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1. **The Core Library:** This includes essential components such as the graphics renderer, event handling, input/output (I/O) functions, and mathematical utilities.
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2. **The Processing Development Environment (PDE):** This includes a text editor, a pre-processor, a contributions manager, and other tools to assist with writing and managing code.
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### About the Processing 4.0 release
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We've moved to a new repository for the 4.0 release so that we could cull a lot of the accumulated mess of the last 20 years. This made `git clone` (and most other `git` operations) a lot faster.

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