Sequencer64 is a progressive web application that allows you to quickly sequence a 64-step pattern for a 9-sound sampler. It has 9 kits, each with 9 samples in which you can individually edit the pattern, 'slice' (sub-16th note subdivisions), pitch, length, and velocity. There are 9 pre-programmed sequences to get you started. Login with social media to save and load your sequences for later work. Share your sequences publicly with other users. Multiple color themes and a visual spectrum analyzer.
Accessible, simple and fast web client for Mastodon. You can use it to log into just about any Fediverse server.
node.js to build, figure it out from the Dockerfile.
Harmonoid is a new-generation personal media management application. It's a webapp but thankfully it's not more Electron webshit. Unfortunately, more Discord instead of documentation bullshit. Play and manage your music library. Uses mpv as its playback system. Metadata manager. Strictly follows Material design. Small, low memory usage.
This is "Vim Online", a vim editor in browser. It's an online vim editor that allows you can install your vimrc, and this app will remember your vimrc between visits to a vim editor online.
While those projects did a great job getting started on an online vim editor, there are still many missing pieces. The most important missing feature in my opinion is being able to install a vimrc to your vim editor online get back all the keybindings you're used to. Another really important missing feature of a vim editor online is being able to save files easily and navigate between files easily.
What would really be cool is being able to edit files from the filesystem, using the WASI API. Even if direct access to the filesystem isn't possible, an autosync with the source code so that you could easily test the code would be super cool.
This is a simple self hosted server that has a simple but powerful interface to block ads, paywalls, and other nonsense. Specially for sites like medium, new york times which have paid articles that you normally cannot read. Now I do want you to support the creators you benefit from but if you just wanna see one single article and move on with your day then this might be helpful.
It pretends to be GoogleBot (Google's web crawler) and gets the same content that google will get. Google gets the whole page so that the content of the article can be indexed properly and this takes advantage of that.
Web based amateur radio logging application built using PHP & MySQL supports general station logging tasks from HF to Microwave with supporting applications to support CAT control.