Hi Karlin,
In my mind, the main usecase for something like Hacklily is to share
sheet music with others, and I plan to extend that part of Hacklily
(e.g, by supporting publishes to GitHub Pages and thinking more about
collaboration) in the future.
You can make the "sheet-music" repo private if you give money to GitHub.
I may also think about other options for private sheet music if it looks
like there is demand.
Best,
Joshua Netterfield
On 2018-01-03 10:45, Karlin High wrote:
On 1/2/2018 11:19 PM, Joshua Netterfield wrote:
or sign in with a GitHub account to save sheet music directly there.
So far, this looks very nice! I like the autocomplete for code and
autopreview for results.
I've done a little work with LilyBin and mostly liked it. But I could
see that people would soon want file-save options other than DropBox,
if they're already heavy users of Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive,
whatever-else. Hacklily is saving to GitHub, which naturally provides
great source code control, and just obsoleted my storage-provider wish
list.
Looks like anything saved at hacklily.org becomes a public repository
in the user's GitHub account. I supposed if someone wanted a setup
like that for a private repository, for copyrighted works and such,
they'd have to put up their own, private instance of Hacklily somewhere?
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