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One notable user of Sonic Pi is DJ Dave who streams her live coding now and then. Short example (I don't know if she's using pi/strudel/whatever here but you g
by mellosouls 15d ago
One notable user of Sonic Pi is DJ Dave who streams her live coding now and then.
Short example (I don't know if she's using pi/strudel/whatever here but you get the idea):
https://youtube.com/shorts/pKs7NehiszY https://youtube.com/shorts/pKs7NehiszY
- svennidal 15d agoI've only seen her using Strudel. Sonic Pi looks nice. But as with Elixir, which I for most parts love, I really hate the `do end` syntax and I've never understood why someone would design something where you would have to type those words instead of using on pinky to press `shift` and another pinky to press either `{` or `}`. `{ }` is just so instantly recognizable as a scope.
- makapuf 15d agoSome Pascal influences ?
- samaaron 15d agoHere's DJ Dave using Sonic Pi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2s1DK1w3WI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2s1DK1w3WI Also, Sonic Pi was designed for teaching - the language priorities for professional programmers that touch-type are quite different to those for a learner. Lots of strict and unusual syntax can be a considerable and confusing barrier. Also, Sonic Pi is implemented in Ruby, so you can totally use `{ }` just fine if that's your preference :-)
- chrisjj 15d ago> Sonic Pi was designed for teaching ... coding. There many alternatives founded more in music.
- chrisjj 15d agoNot Sonic Pi, but Strudel. Chalk and cheese.