Elm is a blast to code in. I could do major refactorings with easy thanks to the strong type system. Getting WebMIDI integrated took some doing, but once that was done… it was pretty lovely. I do confess, I have several years of Haskell under my belt, so functional is natural to me by now.
Just to say: I volunteered to help test the 0.9 version the other week and it worked like a charm, made it an absolute breeze to reorganise and rename a bunch of samples and folders. Really worth checking out, huge props to @mzero for giving up his time to create it.
Before now you could use software to load samples, but organising / renaming / deleting them had to be done direct from the DT, which was really fiddly & annoying (e.g. you couldn’t delete a folder until every individual sample in it had been deleted one-by-one).
Elektron said Overbridge would include sample management / librarian functions, so I assume there may be some duplication, but this is lightweight, simple and exists now rather than in Feb / some later date.
A small question before i set out to make some order in the mess. If i move samples around between folders will they be found when i load projects using those samples?
Would it be possible to check out your source and run this locally without an internet connection? I don’t think it needs a database and such right? Just nginx+php will do?
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