interesting.... I'm a pleb around the nodejs ecosystem, but I find lumo to be a very strategic piece in clojureland.
hey @hlolli I was looking at the video you posted algoraving with clljs. Care to share the setup???, in the past I've used sonicpi but I really dislike ruby
it's here https://github.com/hlolli/panaeolus/ but it's a mess the project. Work in progress.
well, I'll notify when it's improved, but it requires Csound to be installed and how to add samples and start patterns still undocumented. Now Csound is in webassembly, it can be embedded and run by node, it would make things easier.
great! haven't heard of csound, I think overtone uses something else, also I heard the overtone guy(can't remember his name) is moving to erlang stuff
it uses Supercollider, it's on my todo list to make clojure->csound transpiler in a similar fashin that Overtone communicates with Supercollider.
ahh awesome
by the way have you guys seen this http://plasma-umass.github.io/doppio-demo/?
wtf, is it running java in the browser
yes
not sure what to think of it
"The demo will immediately preload a 40MB file containing the Java Class Library." - haha
@richiardiandrea maybe we can use the abve project to port maven
This at some point is something I want to do, hopefully soon 😄
> CheerpJ also provides a choice of filesystem access methods. This includes a read-only filesystem based on HTTP, a local read-write filesystem based on indexDB which is persistent across sessions, and a facility to access JS strings as files, useful to pass input data to target converted Java programs.
This would need extending
https://mobile.twitter.com/leaningtech/status/836546728618782720
http://leaningtech.com/cheerpj/ this is possibly the place to ask
Totally off topic: could clojure run in the browser with this?
eh that would be a very interesting test to do 😉
I was just thinking of that