First draft of a completion panel in Quadrant's structure editor. It's not hooked up to the type system and symbols tables yet (so for now it only suggests syntactic constructs), and there's still a lot of little UX decisions to be made in order to provide a fluid completion workflow, but I think the general idea is working pretty well. &quadrant

Doing some UX experimentation for &quadrant structure editor: here the editor is automatically inserting "holes" for missing tokens, with syntactic/semantic hints, while trying to retain a "text-like" editing flexibility.

Here's a short presentation I made for the Sound and Music Computing Conference 2022. I go over the goals and approach of my temporal programming environment &quadrant and then demo how you can pilot a Max/MSP patch from a Quadrant program using OSC.

https://youtu.be/6nC2M3NwDe8

Some progress update on Quadrant's language features: variadic parameters, polymorphic procedures, modules, and foreign system: https://youtu.be/AmO9hczGkYU &quadrant

I rewrote the layout strategy of &quadrant. A cell can now adapt its layout to the layout of its children (so it can avoid unwanted hanging indents or break lines when its contents gets too large). I also took the opportunity to add smooth animation to the cells and cursor's position.

A little more detailed presentation/demo of my prototype temporal programming environment &quadrant. https://youtu.be/_wGPEDwp1AA

Prototype of a programming environment I'm working on, called &quadrant. The end goal is to write temporal scenarios for live shows/art installations. It has a structure editor, a non-textual DSL that gets compiled to a bytecode which is then executed by a VM. The VM and the editor communicate, which allows monitoring and controlling the execution of the program from the editor.