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“ I had the pleasure of attending [Seb’s workshop] and even as someone who classes themselves as an expert JavaScripter (I hope!), I still learnt tons.”
Remy Sharp
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“ Seb’s workshop was a delight… it is a must-attend: you’ll need these skills as a developer, but also you learn that it’s not nearly as hard as it looks.”
Paul Irish
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“I’d always had bit of a mental block about JavaScript, but that’s well and truly gone after Seb’s course. And it was great fun too.”
Bruce Lawson, Author “Introducing HTML5
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“Seb’s course is not only a great JS workshop for beginners, intermediates and experts, but it’s also a brilliant general workshop on interaction itself. I can’t recommend it enough.”
Joel Gethin Lewis
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“Seb is an expert at explaining something complex in an entertaining and easy to understand way. The workshop was heaps of fun and I learnt how to make lots of cool stuff!”
Anna Debenham
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“Seb helped me to realise that you could create beautiful things in JavaScript, which led us on the path to making WebGL Racer and Lights.”
Carlos Ulloa
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“Seb’s CreativeJS workshops are a great reminder and refresher that programming can be playful… After the course, I found myself approaching issues more creatively and found more beautiful solutions.”
Christian Heilmann, Microsoft
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“You’d expect something a little special from a JavaScript workshop run by a BAFTA-winning game developer. What you might not expect is how accessible and fun Seb makes it all. A truly unique class.”
Aral Balkan
37 replies on “Training workshops with Seb Lee-Delisle”
[…] or artist and have never programmed JavaScript before, I’ve got a new course just for you : CreativeJS for non-coders. It assumes no pre-existing code knowledge (although a little HTML/CSS will be helpful) and we […]
[…] CreativeJS workshops in Brighton, and a 2 day in Amsterdam.For booking and information go to the CreativeJS workshops page, tickets on sale tomorrow at 12 midday. They usually sell out quick so don’t hang around if […]
[…] This month creative coder, speaker, teacher and all round good bloke Seb Lee-Delisle has kindly stepped in to tell us all about his experiences of using WordPress for his blog that has been running for the past five years, as well as the creativejs.com and Creative Coding Podcast web sites. Seb will be covering covering things like security and the plugins he loves, along with the techniques he used to promote and sell tickets for his CreativeJS workshops. […]
[…] The show introduced my to two other projects run by Seb Lee-Delisle //creativejs.com/ and //seblee.me/training/ where I found this fantastic video. It shows how how to get JavaScript to talk to the canvas object […]
[…] week I had the great fortune to attend Seb Lee-Delisle’s fabulous creative javascript course for non-coders. It was brain-bending and tiring and frustrating and eyeopening and amazing. What did we do? Over […]
[…] FITC Amsterdan Flash Gaming Summit Reasons To Be Creatvie Mr Doob Hi-Res Requiem for a Dream Three.js Or so they say Papervision Radio Head Video Aaron Koblin Johnny Cash Arcade Fire Chris Milk 3 Dreams of Black Danger Mouse Norah Jones Daniele Luppi CreativeJS for non-coders […]
[…] I’ve decided to run a CreativeJS workshop while I’m there! It’ll be the full 3 day course from the 20-22nd June, and prices start […]
[…] “free time” for everyone to make something on their own. (An idea I borrowed from Seb’s CreativeJS training.) It was amazing to see what the class came up with even in such a short time. Most of them had […]
[…] next 2D CreativeJS workshop is in New York in June and tickets go on sale tomorrow at 11am […]
[…] Full details on my training page. […]
[…] CreativeJS 2D – 13-14 September CreativeJS for non-coders – 24-25 September […]
[…] know that many of you have been waiting for more UK workshops, so I’m pleased to announce 2 new dates in Brighton for the digital […]
[…] have 2 other important art commissions and a couple of CreativeJS workshops so it’s going to be a busy month or […]
[…] Lee-Delisle was putting on another couple of workshops teaching CreativeJS. Everyone I’d known that had been to one of Seb’s workshops had said it was incredibly […]
[…] – CreativeJS for non-coders – 10-11 December Brighton – CreativeJS 2D – 17-18 December Oxford – […]
[…] workshops Seb started (and still runs) are creative JavaScript courses, where artists and designers can learn how to use code to create interactive visuals, multimedia […]
[…] workshops Seb started (and still runs) are creative JavaScript courses, where artists and designers can learn how to use code to create interactive visuals, multimedia […]
[…] often asked at my workshops whether creative programming can be used meaningfully, rather than just decoration, and […]
[…] often asked at my workshops whether creative programming can be used meaningfully, rather than just decoration, and here’s a […]
[…] Save the date : 16-17th May and I’ll put them on sale Wednesday at 11am NY time. Full course info and a nice little video can be found on the training page. […]
[…] a long time since any CreativeJS workshops have run in the US, so we’re excited to announce Creative JS for Designers in New York in May. This workshop will be taught by two CreativeJS team members: Val in person in New York, and Seb […]
[…] 17-18 June – CreativeJS Games – Amsterdam 19-20 June – CreativeJS 2D – Amsterdam 25-26 June – CreativeJS Games – Manchester 27-28 June – CreativeJS 2D – Manchester […]
[…] code was from the new CreativeJS games workshop, so it’s pretty simple to understand. You can get the source code on my github, and watch the […]
[…] Bret Victor’s talks and seeing his Learnable programming course and Seb Lee-Delisle’s training courses they consist of one main thing – play with things and worry about them breaking later. […]
[…] Bret Victor’s talks and seeing his Learnable programming course and Seb Lee-Delisle’s training courses they consist of one main thing – play with things and worry about them breaking later. […]
[…] a quick note to let you know that the latest workshops in Manchester and Amsterdam go on sale tomorrow (Thursday 16th May) at 11am. I’ll be running both the CreativeJS Games, […]
[…] great career so far. We would also suggest you take a look at Seb Lee-Delisle’s work and his Creative JS Training workshops. MrDoob should definitely be on the radar of those who wish to call themselves […]
[…] this week I went on Seb Lee’s Creative JS course (which I would highly recommend). The course covered the bascis and early advanced aspects of the […]
[…] set up a brand new workshop this year all about making games in JavaScript and I love teaching it! I haven’t had as much time for running workshops as I usually would, […]
[…] being the first courses of 2014. To register your interest (and get a reminder when tickets go up) head on over to the training page, or to hear about workshops in the future sign up to our mailing […]
[…] You can find her on stage speaking at events like An Event Apart and encouraging others to do the same as the co-host of the Ladies in Tech podcast. She’s on the Future Insights advisory board, founded the popular Web Design Day conference, and leads workshops around the world on animation for the web and creative coding. […]
[…] And for more experienced coders, CreativeJS Fun and Games will get you started making HTML5 games. There are still a few tickets left for each course. Get yours before they’re […]
[…] You can find her on stage speaking at events like An Event Apart and encouraging others to do the same as the co-host of the Ladies in Tech podcast. She’s on the Future Insights advisory board, founded the popular Web Design Day conference, and leads workshops around the world on animation for the web and creative coding. […]
[…] the original CreativeJS workshop, updated for 2014. It’s a really fun way to improve your JavaScript graphics and animation […]
[…] CreativeJS workshops are back and updated for 2014! The first, CreativeJS for Designers is aimed at creative people who have never done any JavaScript programming. I learned to code by […]
[…] CreativeJS workshop returns to Brighton on the 9th and 10th December, and (inspired by Remy and Julie) I’ll be […]
[…] been a busy year but I’ve managed to squeeze in one last CreativeJS workshop on the 9th and 10th December in Brighton. Tickets go on sale on Friday at 11am and start at £499, […]