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 maep (\/) (°,,,°) (\/) 19 Posts #2596 (1 month, 3 weeks ago) |
Greetings, the "official" demosauce repository moved from gitlab to codeberg (https://codeberg.org/chuvok/demosauce). I also took the opportunity to update decoder libraries, fix bass download script, and do a bit of house keeping. While I haven't done much in the last years, I intend to keep supporting it as I also use it privately, though as far as I'm concerned it's mostly feature complete. I think currently demovibes is running a fork, but I'm out of the loop as I'm not on the discord. If there are any issues write here or submit an issue on codeberg. Cheers, mæp |
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 Mindiell Mindiell 66 Posts #2605 (1 month, 1 week ago) |
Woah! great news! Actually I forked the last demovibes repo available from github to put it on framagit (gitlab instance) and work on it to get a modern Django behind the scene. I upgraded it to django 3.x for now and I need to modify real code now in order to simplify this beast. Thx for your work! |
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maep (\/) (°,,,°) (\/) 19 Posts #2608 (1 month, 1 week ago) |
I did a bit of work on the django code back in the day, in particular song upload/scanning/tuning stuff. How to put it -- it grew organically and some bits were rather convoluted. I'm not sure how much I could be of help, though freel free to ask if you have any questions about "my" corner of the project. To be honest, I mulled over the idea to create a greenfield necta clone in golang, though I don't know much about frontend stuff. In my opinion python should not be used for anything with more than 1k lines of code  I gather from other posts that the current site code is not on a public repo? I wonder why? |
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