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Mixapps - shareable playlists that work offline

https://lemmy.world/post/42072326

Mixapps - shareable playlists that work offline - Lemmy.World

Lately I’ve been thinking about the mix CDs I used to burn for friends. Building the perfect mix for someone took a lot of time and intention, but it was a great way to expose friends to the rare musical gems I’d discovered, and sometimes, they even returned the favor. In the transition from physical mixtapes to cloud-hosted playlists, we stopped giving each other digital things. These days, we mostly point to things that we don’t control. Mixapps are my answer to this loss of digital ownership. Drop some .mp3s into a folder, run some python scripts, and your playlist gets packaged as a Progressive Web App [https://hunterirving.github.io/web_workshop/pages/pwa/]. Upload the resultant “mixapp” to any HTTPS-enabled host, and your friends can install it to their home screens with just a few taps. After the initial download and cache, mixapps work completely offline on any device (iOS, Android, desktop). Source code: https://github.com/hunterirving/mixapps [https://github.com/hunterirving/mixapps] Live demo (using public domain tracks): https://hunterirving.com/vibe_capsule [https://hunterirving.com/vibe_capsule]

hunterirving Jan 24

Mixapps - shareable playlists that work offline

https://lemmy.world/post/42072170

hunterirving Jan 22

Mixapps - turn your music into shareable apps that work offline

https://lemmy.world/post/41999272

Mixapps - turn your music into shareable apps that work offline - Lemmy.World

Lately I’ve been thinking about the mix CDs I used to burn for friends. Building the perfect mix for someone took a lot of time and intention, but it was a great way to expose friends to the rare musical gems I’d discovered, and sometimes, they even returned the favor. In the transition from physical mixtapes to cloud-hosted playlists, we stopped giving each other digital things. These days, we mostly point to things that we don’t control. Mixapps are my answer to this problem. Drop some .mp3s into a folder, run some python scripts, and your playlist gets packaged as a Progressive Web App [https://hunterirving.github.io/web_workshop/pages/pwa/]. Upload the resultant “mixapp” to any HTTPS-enabled host, and your friends can install it to their home screens with just a few taps. After the initial download and cache, mixapps work completely offline on any device (iOS, Android, desktop). No subscriptions, platform dependencies, or “this song is no longer available in your region.” The files are in the computer! Source code: https://github.com/hunterirving/mixapps [https://github.com/hunterirving/mixapps] Live demo: https://hunterirving.com/vibe_capsule [https://hunterirving.com/vibe_capsule]

hunterirving Jan 12

Bad Apple!! but it's in the GameCube version of Animal Crossing

https://lemmy.world/post/41516750

Bad Apple!! but it's in the GameCube version of Animal Crossing - Lemmy.World

Sometimes you get the casual urge to build a TAS device to simulate a GameCube controller to input every frame of the Bad Apple music video into Animal Crossing’s design editor. I’m sure that’s happened to all of us a time or two. Tool-Assisted Speedrun in 47 hours, 41 minutes, and 12 seconds (World Record).

hunterirving Jan 12

I recreated Bad Apple!! in Animal Crossing's design editor [TAS]

https://lemmy.world/post/41515208