Tag: open source
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MediaSlide: one collection, four ways to browse
A responsive React component brings list, details, thumbnails and slide views together, with shared selection and pagination.
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Looking closely at artwork with PrismMoves
PrismMoves turns PixelCue measurements into an inspectable visual profile, keeping observed colour and texture separate from model interpretations.
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Five ways to make fire, with different trade-offs
FrameRudiments now offers filmed flame, sprites, a 2D fluid model, a procedural 3D volume and a Blender bake through one composition route.
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FrameRudiments: building a music video from the same clock
An offline renderer brings song timing, lyrics, native movement and full-frame effects together while retaining the source of each part.
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Hearing lyric edits while the music plays
The timeline can now show timed lyrics over cover artwork while the selected audio plays, including unsaved timing edits, seeks and loops.
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What ten music searches showed about KeywordMoves and vidIQ
I compared ten identical music queries, found gaps in KeywordMoves, and added better evidence imports and phrase filtering. The results also show why a small benchmark needs careful limits.
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Bringing more sources into KeywordMoves
KeywordMoves 0.5.0 brings catalogue context, article attention and keyword estimates into explicit research plans, while keeping their different meanings clear.
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Keeping keyword evidence fresh with KeywordMoves
KeywordMoves 0.4.0 now keeps dated evidence, shows coverage gaps and checks which measurements can be compared. Actual source access still needs verification.
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Finding the words for a song, without inventing demand
I’ve reviewed the language around my songs and added clearer page metadata, while keeping actual search evidence separate from words that simply fit.
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Giving song links a better chance of a playable preview
I’ve added verified video references to my song pages, with a player for services that support it and clear limits on what search results can promise.