This is where I'm leaving off &poortsayer for the Jam. It's not much, but it's something. I'd like to turn this into something more useful at some point.

&poortsayer got a bit of a late start for the Jam, but I'm now getting into parsing HTML into a more uniform documentation format. I'm hoping to generate docs for something like Vulkan by Sunday (and for bonus points, keep all the links working).

I've been playing around with giving the &adaw waveform edit menu it's own timeline view. I liked the lower-frequency wave that I was drawing in previous versions because It's not so noisy, but I don't know If actually I want to display inaccurate visualizations. Zooming in on the wave is my compromise for now. There's definitely more work to be done on the wave drawing front though. I really like Audacity's LODs as you zoom in; I'm probably going to replicate that

I came back to working on &adaw throughout January. So far I've just ripped out CLAY and Raylib and replaced them with custom solutions. With the guts now exposed, I'm going to be working on a lot synth type stuff

At the end of the jam &adaw can export audio files that you create. Didn't get in everything I wanted, but this does feel good

On &adaw I got some samples of sine waves that can be dragged around

Got a basic UI layout for &adaw and a little scrubber that moves across a timeline. Next step is to actually get some samples that can be dragged around and mixing them