Hi Scott,
Albert raises a great point, your planning is great, but nothing beats
writing to code to see what works. Personally i find adopting an agile
approach really helps achieve tangible results quickly and also helps you
to get a feel for the code your writing, from a users perspective <
Hey Scott,
It looks reasonable to me, having attempted to code something similar
once myself. I like that you've abstracted track transitions into a
separate class.
I think the best way to evaluate your design now is to start coding
it. By the midterm, you'll have a better idea how your design is
Looks great Scott, excited to play with it!!!
On 20 June 2012 21:34, Scott Stewart wrote:
> Hi mixxx-devel,
>
> I am redesigning the AutoDJ as my Google Summer of Code project. I will
> be creating an AutoDJ class that will move the AutoDJ logic out of
> DlgAutoDJ and into its own class. I wil