I've been programming for more years than I care to remember. I love it. There's nothing I'd rather be doing than solving a complex problem or refactoring a large chunk of code. To the point where I was more interested in what was going on behind the scenes than the product itself.
Now, with the dawning of these new super-capable AI models, we have much less time to work on the fine details of the codebase, but I'm embracing that and working harder to become a true product engineer. I plan to launch a few products on here, and am hoping to find a like-minded community My first launch is an open-source Eurorack emulator that runs entirely in your browser. If that's up your street, hit me up. I'd love to chat.
Eurorack-js is a browser-based modular synthesizer for patching oscillators, filters, sequencers, effects, MIDI tools, and more. Create patches with modules and virtual cables or use the client-side Patch Workbench for scripting, autocomplete, validation, debugging, and reusable voices. Audio runs through AudioWorklet for responsive, real-time synthesis.
