Welcome to the Code Nubi podcast.

We talk to people on their coding journey in hopes of helping you on yours.

I'm your host, Aran, and today we're talking about creative coding and generative art with

Arun Vachar, developer experience engineer at Chromatic.

And because you write code, you can sort of create algorithms that evolve over time or can interact with things like music or the user's input, and based on that change the image that's being displayed to the user.

If you have a question for Veroon after listening, don't miss the Ask Me Anything session he's hosting on the Codenubi Community Forum.

Just head to community.cognubi.org and you'll find his thread on our homepage and he'll

answer you directly in the comments. That's community.codenumby.org. In this episode,

Barun talks about what his role as a developer experience engineer looks like, how he got his

start in coding with generative art, what it is, and some of his favorite tools and resources

to do it. After this.

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