i want to code my own music management software (unbloated itunes) through the summer, but have no idea where to start. Where do i start? Which language would you use? What do you use for making UIs?
I want to code my own music management software (unbloated itunes) through the summer, but have no idea where to start...
Jack Wood
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Juan Flores
Ncurses
Gavin Barnes
just use AIMP, you autist
Luke Sanchez
Why? This already exists in 900,000 different ways. What do you need it for? Also, you're asking questions that imply you know absolutely nothing. There are mountains of languages and GUI toolkits in the world. It will take you a damn long time to choose, learn one, and develop a music player with a library function.
Leo Gomez
i want to practice tho
Anthony Bennett
i know java, python, c and clojure. did basic UIs in QT aswell. I just wanna practice.
Levi Garcia
I'd start by making a list of your favourite music manager softwares and why you like them, then you've got yourself a features list
If I had any clue what to do I'd make a cross between cmus and rhythmbox
Tyler James
also, just because there are many doesnt mean it can be done better or better personalized
Leo Gonzalez
Start with a list of features in should include
Check which libraries you need and if you might have to write your own "library" for the project
Developed a structure how the software components should work together
Often a gui design helps to make clear when what has to happen, incorporate this into your structure
Start developing core features and slowly add component after component until you're finished
Aiden Wright
what the fuck is OP's image
Tyler Collins
Aiden King
Make a checklist retard
Asher Edwards
looks like the decay of a K- particle. Or scattering. Most likely in a magnetic field since you can see some curves from which you can judge the mass?
Justin Howard
Take psychedelics and write it in your head
Mason Turner
Um, just use the file system? You know, subdirectories?
Thomas Turner
>directories
haha look at this dood
Nathan Bailey
python with Tkinter; you can do that in a couple days
Andrew Jackson
You can get inspiration from beets
beets.io
Jose Peterson
I want to code my own book management/note desktop app. Like goodreads but offline and open source. What do? Or are there things like that already I can use?
Carson Gonzalez
Since the K is one of the lightest particles, it's not a decay, but a K- interacting with something (here: a proton). It's actually the discovery of the Ω- baryon.
Grayson Davis
Just say featureless, not unbloated.
Joshua Powell
javascript is the future