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by cgcardona 15y ago
Looks really nice. Good job.
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Steve Jobs The Future of Objects at OpenStep Day 1995 (youtube.com)
2 points by cgcardona 15y ago|0 comments
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Take boombox.js across the web with Boombox for Chrome(audiofile.cc)
6 points by cgcardona 15y ago|0 comments
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by cgcardona 15y ago
This is now working in ALL modern browsers: Firefox Chrome Safari (OSX/iOS) Opera and yes IE9 :-]
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Great ideas. Thanks!
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What goes through my mind when someone says “You know that won’t work in IE”(cardonadesigns.com)
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Tonight I added support for .ogg in opera. https://github.com/cgcardona/boombox.js/commit/931b069c7b253... Firefox is working on my local machine so it should be supported in production by tomorrow. I need to research more about IE9's HTM
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Thanks!
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by cgcardona 15y ago
I wasn't aware of this project. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Boombox.js has more features in the works. Please check back later for updates. Thanks!
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by cgcardona 15y ago
I haven't done research into which (if any) html5 audio formats that IE9 supports. I fully plan to add feature detection to serve the correct audio format to the correct browser—IE9 included.
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Let me know what you think.
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Your points are all valid and I'll consider each one in refactoring the code. Thanks!
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Totally valid. I'll change that and push it on the next nightly. Thanks!
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Use HTML5 & jQuery to create a digital boombox. (webkit only–FF soon)(audiofile.cc)
30 points by cgcardona 15y ago|23 comments
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Yes, I can see that checking out Lilypond is in my future. ;-]
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Confirmed.
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by cgcardona 15y ago
@tjarratt, Thanks! Yeah the corner github tag is looking pretty bad in FF also. I guess I need to redesign that.
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by cgcardona 15y ago
I just got home from lunch and have already implemented a new bass clef with unicode characters. This was an absolutely great idea! Thanks!!! :-D
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by cgcardona 15y ago
I've seen it work in FF4, Chrome 12, Opera 11.11, Safari 5, Android 2.2, iPad and iPod touch but I've not tested it in Chrome 13. I guess I should :-/ Thanks for the bug report. Much appreciated.
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Initially I had the middle C line showing up all the time but that is incorrect and made the music had to read. My intention is to make the middle C ledger intelligent enough to only show up when a note is sitting directly on it.
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Agreed 100%. play(), pause(), stop(), and a whole suite of functions are in the works. ;-]
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by cgcardona 15y ago
I've not seen this before. Very cool! Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Yes, someone else from the WHATWG mentioned lilypond. I intend to look into it. Thanks for the suggestion.
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by cgcardona 15y ago
Great suggestion. I'll look into it. Thanks.
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Create Dim, Min, Maj, & Aug music chords with HTML5 & jQuery(audiofile.cc)
19 points by cgcardona 15y ago|19 comments
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Change the tonic of a piece of music by tilting your computer back and forth.(audiofile.cc)
1 points by cgcardona 15y ago|0 comments
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Transpose music with HTML5(audiofile.cc)
1 points by cgcardona 15y ago|0 comments
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Creating sheet music with HTML5 canvas & custom data attributes(audiofile.cc)
11 points by cgcardona 15y ago|0 comments
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Steve Gibson explains Stuxnet(twit.tv)
1 points by cgcardona 16y ago|0 comments
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by cgcardona 16y ago
When you first log in you should see your long and lat and your location on a map. At that time the info is posted to the database with AJAX. The next time you refresh the page it will query the database and load up your previous locations

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