Hi Flo and thank you for your proposal !
To be clearer in my request, I do not propose to the community to make a
translation, but only to correct my English. If several contributors are
interested, I will do the translation.
Technically before using the minimal bootstrap way, I was interested by
joomla, wordpress, vue.cli and I stopped this research at Symfony.
I didn't know about the technical solutions you propose, I have computer
skills deficiencies and this may be the reason why I don't see the
benefits of your proposal.
For me, the interest of this guide is to be in html. The reader can
listen directly to musical examples. The reader can experiment the
parameters of a synthesizer directly in his browser. In addition, there
are many books (paper and digital) which treat synthesis from a
historical, technical, technological point of view.
Consequently, I don't see the point of using Markdown to generate html.
Of course, I use FAUST to generate JavaScript, but the advantage of this
extra step is the FAUST library (_:si.smoo, instruments, FXs, examples,
etc.).
If I missed something on your technical proposal, I'm looking forward to
your argumentation ^^
Thanks,
Sébastien
Le 12/10/2020 à 10:06, Florian Hülsmann a écrit :
Hi Sébastien,
This looks really great, can't wait for an english version!
Unfortunately my french isn't good enough, but I might contribute some
web stuff. Maybe it's a good idea to convert all the text (+ future
translations) to Markdown format and use a static site generator like
Sphinx, Jekyll or Hugo. At least with Hugo it's possible to write
custom "shortcodes" so that could be one way to integrate the
interactive widgets, youtube videos etc. But Sphinx also has .epub
output, which might be interesting...
Could you also provide sources for the assets in your repo? Including:
* Faust .dsp files that were used to compile the .wasm files
* .svg graphics
* whatever source format you used for the gifs
Thanks for all your work!
Flo
Am Mo., 12. Okt. 2020 um 09:38 Uhr schrieb Sébastien Clara
<sebastiencl...@no-log.org>:
Hi,
I wrote an introductory guide to sound synthesis
(https://sebastien-clara.github.io/guide_de_la_synthese_sonore).
To illustrate my point, I used diagrams and videos, but also synthesizers. I
programmed the synthesizers with FAUST and I used the GUI developed by Shihong
Ren for the FAUST IDE (https://github.com/grame-cncm/faust-ui or
https://github.com/Fr0stbyteR/faust-ui).
I wrote this guide in French and I don't have enough English to do a proper
translation.
If people from the FAUST community are interested in a translation and if
people want to contribute (via git or email) to soften my English then I can
offer you a working version to do so.
The guide is not very long and should be proofread quickly. Of course, I will
quote the contributors and add the link to their site or their personal page of
their favorite social network.
Best,
Sébastien
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