I have decided to open-source Chordel, my synthesizer and chord trainer for @ableton Push 2. This has been quite some work - let me know what you think; or if you have a Push 2 and wanna try it.
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Hello world. I make games & music. Currently building a card game called ULTRAMASSIVE. https://tapirmakes.games
I have continued to work on my synthesizer, which you can check out here: https://kaikuehne.net/chordel/ - This time, I added hot-reloading: This is super nice when working on my UI code, because I can see the changes immediately on the Push screen. #ableton #push2 #screenshotsaturday
I made a synthesizer! This is written in C, using libusb, portmidi, SDL, etc. - the hardest part was to get something onto the screen. I wrote more about this on my blog: https://kaikuehne.net/chordel/
I overhauled my little link/microblog "Found; Not Lost" over at https://kaikuehne.net/found. I generally prefer light themes; especially this one I've made here. For the dark version, I tried inverting the light variant, but that didn't look good. Feedback welcome.
Have used Godot to create a very simple prototype of a SHMUP that's showing two parallel dimensions: The player can only be in one, and you have to switch back and forth. Will see if this turns out to be fun or not.
Ok so as a backend developer, how do you show off your work? Asking for a friend that is asking for his friend.
Ben PorterI've just released two Lua libraries:
* AVM – array programming & linear algebra
* Geo2D – 100's of functions for computational geometry
Check them out at:
1. https://github.com/eigenbom/avm
2. https://github.com/eigenbom/lua-geo2d
Prefection doesn't exist.
I'm working on an oldschool homepage that some people used to have back in the day when I started in tech. So I just clicked myself a webhosting account at hetzner for 2$ a month. I can only update my homepage by uploading files via SFTP. I successfully feel like it's 1999. The coolest thing is: it's simple; and it works!
I have been building this visual music playlist planner I built in Odin + Raylib for the last two days. #screenshotsaturday
For me it was important to see when which track is going to play. Will use it for a birthday I have been asked to plan the music for. :) The line is the BPM of each track.