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A home theater layout tool in Purecript
- slmjkdbtl 5y agoLove how people make tools for niche purposes! Definitely will take a look and imagine I have a home theater
- kayson 5y agoUnfortunately it has some pretty severe limits on where you can place the seating which makes it completely useless for my totally average setup (11x12' living room with tv on one wall and the couch on the back). Sure, it's not optimal for 5.1 because I can't place my speakers in a nice arc/circle, but it would be nice to know where my reflections are. Guess I'll just have to do the math myself...
- bryanrasmussen 5y agoI thought the name was a little weird so I followed the link and read, despite not being interested in home theatres especially, and it turns out I was right - Purecript is actually Purescript.
- neilparikh 5y agoThe name comes from the fact that Purescript is a purely functional programming language (ie. controlled side effects): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purely_functional_programming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purely_functional_programming As a joke, I've heard some call JavaScript "ImpureScript" :)
- mattkrause 5y agoThe 's' is missing from "Purescript" in the title, which makes it sound like a tomb.
- neilparikh 5y agoOh, I totally missed that typo! I guess I've seen the full word enough that I matched on the shape of the word and ignored the actual letters.
- wiradikusuma 5y agoActually, a Trapagon is better for home theater, according to this: http://www.cardas.com/room_setup_golden_trapagon.php http://www.cardas.com/room_setup_golden_trapagon.php
- aksss 5y agoCool, but what about projector calculation?
- stavros 5y agoI'm sure the author would appreciate pull requests that add that.
- agumonkey 5y agoman 2.5d pixel art reactive layout is so satisfying :) kudos
- matthewmcg 5y agoSeems like the dimensions are in feet and should be marked with a single quote not a double quote.