A range of high-quality resources for Electronic Engineering and Computer Science are available on the web. For subject specific resources look at these guides:
A range of high-quality resources for Aerospace, which are freely available on the web. Start exploring them here:
Processing: An extensive resource for the code editor Processing, including download of the software, and lots of guides and video to support the user.
Canvas tutorial: Canvas is an HTML element which can be used to create graphics.
Creative coding for the curious mind: Community for designers, artists, educators, and coders who like to experiment with algorithmic design.
The Coding Train: A collection of Youtube videos with coding challenges and interviews. There is a range of software used while creating the code in the videos, including Processing and p5.js.
Free Code Camp: Freely available coding tutorials hosted by a non-profit.
Daily Art: Art project updated on daily basis, by the London-based artist Saskia Freeke, mostly created in Processing and the Hype Framework.
Hype: Coding framework usable within Processing.
Kobakant DIY - How to get what you want: Wearable technology documentation which enables the individual to do it themselves, created by the collective Kobakant.
Nature of Code: Freely available guide to Processing authored by Daniel Shiffman.
W3school.com: Learn HTML coding. An easy try-it-yourself editor makes it possible to learn without any other applications. Lots of other languages, such as javascript and css, are also available to learn at W3schools.
Awesome Public Datasets: Repository of freely available datasets in a range of areas.
Density Design Lab: Documents the Research Lab in the Design Department of the Politecnico di Milano. Focusing on “the visual representation of complex social, organizational and urban phenomena”
The Functional Art: The info-graphic and data visualisation journalist and artist Alberto Cairo’s weblog.
Guardian's datablog: An active blog about the world around us focusing on the data and statistics, which describe it; from the Guardian.
Information Is Beautiful: Visual blog funded by the British journalist and information designer David McCandless, alumni of Westfield College, includes a wealth of info-graphics, which explains and explore the world in innovative ways.
ODI - Open Data Institute: A rich resource, which documents the work of the Open Data Institute.
The Pudding: Digital publication which combines data and data visualisation with the written words and present it as digital essays.
US Census Visualization Gallery: Various visual breakdowns of the US census.
Concept Art World: Extensive online gallery of digital artists.
DAM - Digital Art Museum: An online resource for the history and practice of digital fine art.
MOCDA - Museum of Contemporary Digital Art: Offers contemporary art exhibitions.
Rhizome: Born-digital art institution, which hosts digital exhibitions.
Victoria and Albert Museum - Digital Art & Design: Explore the museum’s digital collection.