Code Swarm - SuperCollider svn commit logs visualization
1 year ago
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5. Code Swarm - SuperCollider svn commit logs visualization
1 year ago
This is a visualization of the svn commit logs of SuperCollider (a real time audio synthesis programming language supercollider.sourceforge.net/) project. The logs were taken from sourceforge, it starts from July 13, 2004 and ends in November 23, 2008 covering 1594 days (or in other words 4 years, 4 months and 10 days) of activity.
The visualization is made with the great code-swarm project by Michael Ogawa (and probably others). You can obtain it from: vis.cs.ucdavis.edu/~ogawa/codeswarm/
The music piece is taken from one of my own works (which is also created entirely with SuperCollider and deQuencher btw).
SuperCollider is a great environment and I wanted to create this to show my appreciation to those who are making it possible! And... data visualization is fun. Eh... Enjoy. :)
The visualization is made with the great code-swarm project by Michael Ogawa (and probably others). You can obtain it from: vis.cs.ucdavis.edu/~ogawa/codeswarm/
The music piece is taken from one of my own works (which is also created entirely with SuperCollider and deQuencher btw).
SuperCollider is a great environment and I wanted to create this to show my appreciation to those who are making it possible! And... data visualization is fun. Eh... Enjoy. :)
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How hard is SuperCollider to learn?
The learning curve of sc is a little steep, but really depends on where you are coming from. If you used pd/max-msp before and/or if you know something about object oriented programming, it will become a lot easier. the pd/max idiom is a lot different but having experience in building your own stuff helps a lot.
now there is an upcoming sc book from mit press, when it is out, things will become a lot easier, i think.