weepy

Exactly. I have a prototype VST plugin which pipes the audio from the DAW into the application.

Endlesss is cool - in fact I know the founder. It's a different experience though - when it's live you feel someone else's presence compared with offline collab. Up to you what you prefer.

Heya - I recently made a desktop app that lets you jam live with your friends over the internet.

You can read more about how it works here => https://sub.live - but essentially the latency we achieve means I can jam between UK and Denmark with <20ms !

I also added video because it really helps to see the other person.

If you're interested - the tech stack is :

* Electron embedding a Svelte app * Websockets to a node server to handle the users/room * C++ sub-process that handles the UDP networking and audio

BTW It's also free to use for both Windows and Mac.

Wow interesting idea. So the idea is that you can setup your song ready to go then perform it live and the program will play it all back as you go ?

if you don't like the name you can import to another namespace :

<script src="../o_O.js?mynamespace"></script>

o_O

Correct - it's more the toolset philosophy of Backbone rather than Ember or Knockout which are more frameworks.

Up to you which philosophy you prefer.

check out how long each of the pages are:

http://weepy.github.com/o_O/o_O.js

vs

http://cloud.github.com/downloads/SteveSanderson/knockout/kn...

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It certainly shares some features such as data-bind.

But it's much smaller and simpler. It's also general purpose rather than the Root style for Knockout.

Additionally it uses jQuery to deliver most of the bindings which makes it one less thing to learn.

Here's two links to the example pages

http://weepy.github.com/o_O/examples/guide/index.html

http://weepy.github.com/o_O/examples/todos/index.html

Looking forward to my copy in the post !

the owl is awesome !

fair enough -- I'm working on a big face lift for the site - so the language etc will all be much improved.

I wish I'd chosen another name - perhaps it's not too late to change ? Methscript? Zenscript? ^_^

Don't think that CoffeeScript is much more extensive - Kaffeine has most of the features. Other advantage is that the output Javascript is very similar to the input, unlike Coffee where there's various implied closures and magic T_T