I would imagine that using Blockly could help us focus our efforts on
the core musical functions of Music Blocks.
Walter, maybe you could specify the main design decisions you would like
to revisit, so research can be done ahead of deciding whether or not to
use Blockly?
I am looking forward to this.
On 2021-04-01 20:38, Walter Bender wrote:
I think leveraging Blockly is a fine idea. But maybe you can sketch
out some of the more common scenarios??? a note block with multiple
pitch blocks??? a sequence of note blocks... some nested clamps...
Also, how difficult is it to revisit some of the design decisions in
Blocky? There are lots of little details that I find annoying.
On Wed, Mar 31, 2021 at 12:32 PM Jaikishan Brijwani
<jaikishanbrijw...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Everyone!
Greetings for the day, hope you all are doing well, I am Jaikishan
Brijwani currently in my junior year of BTech in Computer Science with
minors in Communication Engineering from Manipal. I have been
contributing to Sugar Labs projects(Music Blocks and Sugarizer) for
the past 5-6 months and it has been a great experience.I've surely
learnt a lot along the way.
Now, I am keen on participating in GSoC working with the amazing
community at Sugar Labs. I have attached my proposal for one of the
GSoC projects for 2021 edition.
Mentors, members and fellow peers alike, kindly have a look at it,
peruse it and please do share your valuable feedback on the same.
Looking forward to suggestions on how I can improve my proposal and
feedback on it too.
Thanks and Regards,
Jaikishan.
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