I always wanted a central place to browse and discover all the amazing projects the community is working on.
So I spent time yesterday cooking one up:
Open a PR or comment here to let me know what I’ve missed/messed up! To kick things off I went through a lot of the juce tag on GitHub but I know I didn’t catch everything.
It updates nightly and (dubiously?) sorts by stars for now. I might make a version that sorts by last updated.
This is super cool! I’ve always wondered how much more there is out there that I’m not aware of… turns out there’s a lot
Love the tracking of stars and last updated… wonder if it’d be useful to add number of contributors too? Can help give an indication of whether it’s a someone’s solo passion project, or a community effort.
Yeah, I thought about this (and fork count), but the UI is already pretty cramped and un-designable (it being markdown) that I wasn’t sure how to include. Best idea was something like this, which might be esoteric:
Yeah that might be a nice way to add it… although for repos that are owned by an org rather than a user, it might be weird to say “by Organisation (+123)”.
Could it just be an extra line?
I’ve been working on PlugData (some of you may have seen this already), a JUCE wrapper around pure-data to create a better GUI experience, and also have it work as a plugin. It’s free and open-source.
I’m also still looking for people who want to help out, let me know if you’re interested.
I’ve added another ~60 repositories in the last 48 hours thanks to everyone’s help.
There are now 140 open source repositories full of JUCE synthesizers, libraries, effect plugins! Most of them fairly active, updated within the last year.
Nice! Any chance we could make the sites.md file a bit more friendly for reading from shell scripts? Either put a # before the comment on the line, after the URL … or maybe put the # comment above the URL? I’m thinking of a:
$ for i in `cat sites.md` do ; git clone $i ; done
you could add my open source effect plugin to the list if you think it fits the description “awesome” :3 it is a vibrato plugin where you interpolate between 2 modulation sources to define the vibrato curve. it has a parameter modulation system with macros and drag n drop features that could be extended to other modulation sources. and it has a little options menu with unusual extra features like resizing the internal delay’s buffer size, turning on/off 4x oversampling and lookahead, and changing the interpolation type of the delay