generative-art-in-go VS mergi

Based off new code I'm writing, derived from https://github.com/preslavrachev/generative-art-in-go

The code should eventually make it to my GitHub repo.

I will. It would be a shame if it’s not there already. I wrote an entire book using gg alone, so I thought it must something that everyone was aware of it.

Let me start. My name is Preslav and I am a software developer / entrepreneur who has been passionate about generative art since 2011. I first started working with Processing, but discovering Go as part of my work was the thing that rekindled my passion. So much that I wrote a book about it at the start of the year; https://preslav.me/generative-art-in-golang/

A sketch painted by a genetic algorithm written in Go. The learning will make it into a future chapter of my book, Generative Art in Go: https://preslav.me/generative-art-in-golang/

I am working on new bonus chapters for my "Generative Art in Go" book and this part will most likely make it in a future update. Another likely candidate are genetic drawing algorithms (I promise to do a separate teaser on those :))

I’ve recently twittern and self-published a book that I put together entirely in Obsidian: https://preslav.me/generative-art-in-golang/

It may not be ideal for your situation, but I often find myself using this tool for various things, though, mostly in an automated build process for my website to create thumbnail images automatically from the original, but would work just the same from Unity, if calling the process from code. https://github.com/noelyahan/mergi

this one also raster based basic animation, but can't draw computer graphics primitives/vectors https://github.com/noelyahan/mergi