I've started a new livecoding project on GitHub called The Musical Code. The plan is to add experimental musical code and algorithms created via the amazing Extempore programming language (as well as its precursor Impromptu).

If you’re a Dash for MacOS user, here’s a little script to copy existing code snippets saved as Github Gists into the Dash snippets database.

UPDATE 2021-10-21: the code and project resources mentioned in this post have been archived

Mercurial is a free, distributed source control management tool. It efficiently handles projects of any size and offers an easy and intuitive. That's what you read on its website, at least. I decided to give it a go mainly because I was looking forward to use a decentralized version control system for a couple of side projects I'm working on; moreover, because a friend pointed out that BitBucket (an online free code-hosting service based on Mercurial) has a free plan that doesn't force you to make your projects public by default - like most other competitor services do. Free + private = time to test it!

Day one - part time job - semantic web services. Need to install SVN on me mac… I've bothered at least two people in kmi till I found this really useful tutorial here.....