Post #1974555

2025-06-21 15:24 UTC

I’m *slowly* getting back to developing Flok! These are some of the topics I’m most interested in working on (largely motivated by #pastagang and nudel): * More focus on the &quot;protocol&quot; side: Fixing long-standing bugs related to session management and evaluation, better documentation for custom clients. * Better integration/collaboration with web languages: There are currently some audio/time integrations between some languages like Hydra/Strudel, would love to have a more flexible/general way to do this with multiple languages in the same session (clock syncing, audio, webcam, screen casting, etc.). * Offline-first: This has always been a priority, but I somehow forgot * Fast: There’s a lot of cruft I brought in with the 1.0 version that I intend to gradually remove — the old Flok was much faster, and I want to get back to that (without losing the new features and customizability)

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@TodePond@mas.to 2025-06-22 23:30

@munshkr@social.toplap.org amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! please do share it all as you work on things. i would love to hear your thinking behind it along the way

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@evol@social.evolved.systems 2025-06-23 05:30

@munshkr@social.toplap.org > This has always been a priority, but I somehow forgot oh man, I can relate sooo much to this

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@mot4i@social.toplap.org 2025-06-23 20:40

@munshkr@social.toplap.org 🙂 Just a small question! I’m not sure if it’s on your roadmap, but do you have any solution in mind to synchronize the tempo between live coding languages, so that we can play Tidal and Strudel together for exemple ? I tried to jam with a Tidal friend, but it was hard to get everything properly in sync. 🙂

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@archaictech@social.toplap.org 2025-06-23 22:01

@munshkr@social.toplap.org Oh that’s awesome! I’d be interested in contributing if there’s anything you’d like help with (especially on the CodeMirror side)

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