So, I‘m a typescript engineer, who has an OP-Z laying around which I wanted to put on eBay because have not gotten into it yet and worked a while with Unity and have just set-up a Kafka based stream processor with Red Panda and Node…. I guess I‘ll keep my OP-Z a bit longer….
This is a very cool enthusiast tutorial... I'm new to Kafka nevertheless have worked with ActiveMQ in Java enterprise platform, never tried Typescript .. this programming for projects like hobbies turns out to be quite appealing, but the concepts and the coding make it appealing to learn more about Kafka by my part. Thank you. Also the combination of the synth and tree.js backed by Kafka scalability ... is crazy creative. lol.
Kris hey, thanks for this video - it's exactly what I needed (let's have more of these, please)! I've a nerdy question: which editor are you using? It can't really be `ed`, right? Is `ed` a shortcut to `vim`? Could you share your configuration?
Hi Emil. Sorry, only just noticed your question. So I use emacs at the moment, using evil-mode so that it edits like vim. Why? Because vim's my favourite editor, but the moment I tried to write plugins for it I realised how awful vimscript is. 😀 `ed` is just an alias to `emacsclient -t -n`. And here's a copy of my config: gist.github.com/krisajenkins/6119bc4113aa9242ec60aaa2f9b89dac Hope that helps! 🙂
How did you get webmidi.enable() to work in your project ? It fails silently/never gets triggered for me. All the logs before that line get printed but the enable() itself fails. All the material I've read online suggest using the webmidi js library on a browser by embedding in an html page. Any pointers?
@@samb9439 Hmm...strange. Sam, can you open a ticket on the repo? It'll be much easier to work through than here on RUclips. Hopefully I can help you track it down. :-)
CS student here, watching a pro code is something else...didn't realize you can be this good at it. Thanks for the video Kris!
This is very inspiring. I will use this to create something similar. It's a great feeling to watch it work end to end.
got a vibe of trent crim, the independence from this man
So, I‘m a typescript engineer, who has an OP-Z laying around which I wanted to put on eBay because have not gotten into it yet and worked a while with Unity and have just set-up a Kafka based stream processor with Red Panda and Node…. I guess I‘ll keep my OP-Z a bit longer….
This is a very cool enthusiast tutorial... I'm new to Kafka nevertheless have worked with ActiveMQ in Java enterprise platform, never tried Typescript .. this programming for projects like hobbies turns out to be quite appealing, but the concepts and the coding make it appealing to learn more about Kafka by my part.
Thank you.
Also the combination of the synth and tree.js backed by Kafka scalability ... is crazy creative. lol.
Kris hey, thanks for this video - it's exactly what I needed (let's have more of these, please)!
I've a nerdy question: which editor are you using? It can't really be `ed`, right? Is `ed` a shortcut to `vim`? Could you share your configuration?
Hi Emil. Sorry, only just noticed your question.
So I use emacs at the moment, using evil-mode so that it edits like vim. Why? Because vim's my favourite editor, but the moment I tried to write plugins for it I realised how awful vimscript is. 😀
`ed` is just an alias to `emacsclient -t -n`. And here's a copy of my config: gist.github.com/krisajenkins/6119bc4113aa9242ec60aaa2f9b89dac
Hope that helps! 🙂
How did you get webmidi.enable() to work in your project ? It fails silently/never gets triggered for me. All the logs before that line get printed but the enable() itself fails. All the material I've read online suggest using the webmidi js library on a browser by embedding in an html page.
Any pointers?
@@krisjenkins8110 I did have the v15.14 which I upgraded to v16.x after your reply. The issue persists.
@@samb9439 Hmm...strange. Sam, can you open a ticket on the repo? It'll be much easier to work through than here on RUclips. Hopefully I can help you track it down. :-)
@@krisajenkins Sure, I will Kris. Thanks for the reply.
having the same issue, did you end up finding a solution?