What we’re about
Creative Coding Amsterdam is a community for anyone fascinated by the creative side of programming — or even the broader world of art and technology.
It's a welcoming space for beginners and advanced coders alike, whether you're a professional or just coding for fun.
We host informal events where you can connect with other creative coding enthusiasts, share your work, discover what others are creating, and even collaborate on projects spontaneously.
Have an idea, an awesome project you'd like to showcase, or something you feel is missing in the creative coding community? Don't hesitate to reach out and help make it happen!
Join us at one of our events or online on our discord — we'd love to have you!
Upcoming events (1)
See all- Algorithms & Mistakes by Wimer Hazenberg (aka Monokai) @A-LabA-Lab Amsterdam, Amsterdam
Hello again creative coders and enthusiasts!
Thank you to everyone that showed up for the social in the park last month. We had a great time! As we were just about lucky enough to stay dry then, this month we're heading back indoors. And not just anywhere!
We're very happy and excited to announce that we're welcomed at A-Lab for our August meetup. A-Lab is situated just across the water from Central Station and with their tagline "Where Curious Works" we just had to get in touch. Turns out they're amazing people doing cool stuff and they're happy to have us. We are very grateful for this budding partnership and look forward to grow and nurture it as we go.
But enough about logistics, as we've got more to be excited about! For August we've got another great speaker lined up for you all!
On August 21st Wimer Hazenberg aka Monokai will be joining us at A-Lab for a talk titled "Algorithms & Mistakes".
If you've been anywhere near a code editor in last 20 years, you most probably saw the arguably coolest color scheme 'Monokai' pass by, which was created by Wimer back in 2006. Since then he's built awwwardwinning sites, created stunning 'fog-photography' and most recently has been focusing on Algorithmic Art. Which is also the focus of his talk.
🗣️ Wimer Hazenberg: Algorithms & Mistakes
At the core of algorithmic art lies the randomizer. Over-regulate it, and the results become predictable. Let it run free, and chaos takes over. This talk explores how embracing unexpected outcomes can lead to surprising and inspiring creative discoveries.After the talk, we'll be opening up the floor to admire the results of our very first Space Invaders themed coding challenge. Make sure to enter your entry before August 18th.
We're looking forward to seeing you there!
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SAIL 2025 is on during our next meetup, which means there's a lot of people and boats around Central Station. According to the GVB all ferry's to get to A-Lab will be operational, though there might be extra waiting time. Please make sure to account for this as good as possible. Thank you!
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