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Creative coding as a paradigm has reached increased traction in the last 10 years. However, details looking into the workings, processes and needs of these creative coders is currently lacking in design and creativity literature. This paper reports on the preliminary findings of the needs of creative coders by analysing their process completing a design task in an experimental, qualitative study. The paper concludes with implications for a creativity support tool that could help address these needs in the Processing language and environment, a popular choice for creative coders.
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