Hello!
On 03/08/18 14:00, Billy Stiltner wrote:
Thanks for this Chris, Have yet to try out pd-ws but it might be a bit
simpler for me to plug in place of Nicolas' websockets
for my browser interface to xensynth
It is basically the same but with no binary dependencies, and it only
supports
On 20/03/18 05:29, Dan Wilcox wrote:
The "GUI faking" works at the moment and it's fast. I'm less inclined to
believe adding a webbrowser layer and in-app socket communication is
going to be performant on mobile devices.
There's no need to add in-app socket communication. The "server" runs
TLDR: Pd's GUI already talks to the core over a socket. If the messaging were
sufficiently generalized, there isn't really a reason why the GUI couldn't be
*anything*.
TLDR 2: I don't want to solve my own problem or a problem for just our apps.
I'd like to for us to tackle it for *everyone*.
The "GUI faking" works at the moment and it's fast. I'm less inclined to
believe adding a webbrowser layer and in-app socket communication is going to
be performant on mobile devices. Even if we have 100 Ghz, native (iOS
CoreGraphics, etc) will still be faster.
What I *really* want is to
Hi,
Building on the excellent work of Nicolas Lhommet[1] this is a small
system for making browser based user interfaces with which to control
your Pd patches:
https://github.com/chr15m/pd-ws/
Here's an animated GIF of a user interface built with NexusUI.js[2]
controlling a Pd patch:
