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Using Processing for custom dashboard
Hello! I'm asking this question on behalf of a few of my colleagues whose area of expertise is in the language Processing. They're fantastic programmers, and can make any GUI you can imagine. I believe it's a highly object-oriented dialect of Java (I don't program with it myself, so I'm not sure), and apparently there are libraries you can import to compile it as regular Java. Our actual robot is programmed in C++, and we've never used network tables before. Is it possible to construct a dashboard that can send data to and from the robot using Processing? Thanks!
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