JUCE me!

[haydxn]

technically, yeah it does. if we keep things to the JUCE spec and ANSI C++ then the mac JUCE users can just load our source files into a JUCE project and should hopefully be able to compile it no sweat.

[Karbon L. Forms]

I use JUCE on my day-job. Joy!

[AD80]

I'm so jealous of you programmers. I wish I could contribute cool plugs for the community. Too bad my brain will implode trying to figure out that jiberish. Good luck tho haydxn. Cant wait to see what you cook up .

[haydxn]

it'll be a while before i attempt to make a plugin with it i've got a lot of homework to do atm and i imagine that trying to get VST spec working will involve a lot more headscratching and setting up of libraries... some day in the near future tho i will definitely be giving it a crack, what with my obsession with reaktor and synthmaker et al.

for now it shall be useful apps, and they'll quite likely be useful apps for Tracktion2

[Crossinger]

jucey freska! Just need a RAD (is that the right term?) thingie to create GUIs and I'd dump delphi.

Oh, please don't!

The IDE of Delphi 2005 is sooooo cool! I'm really thinking of switching from Delphi6... Lots of little helpers and usability improvements (although the "new" look of .NET-development tools needs to get into habit)

[valley]

Way OT:

The IDE of Delphi 2005 is sooooo cool! I'm really thinking of switching from Delphi6... Lots of little helpers and usability improvements (although the "new" look of .NET-development tools needs to get into habit)

I have to switch between Delphi6 and Kylix2 at work. After a few hours of working with the Delphi IDE, the Kylix version really gets on my nerves.

I haven't looked at the Delphi2005 IDE, though I have been experiementing with JBuilder2005, and if the IDE in that is any bench mark, I should really lobby my boss for a Delphi upgrade. The problem is, it looks like Borland are dropping Linux support, and that's a big reason why we use Borland stuff.

[ModuLR]

I got into JUCE.. but ultimately I crawled my way back to delphi purely for the fact that it's the easiest way to create the GUI. Problem with that, xplatform issues. I rencently downloaded Lazarus (based on Free-Pascal) and claims to be the most delphi compatible pascal compiler out there. Best part, it's xplatform. So I compiled something with Lazarus, and it created the dll.. but it won't load as a VST. I can't figure out where I'm going wrong... it's seems like it'd be an interesting option!

Imagine, working with delphi AND making things xplatform... so it's either that, or I need and GUI builder for JUCE to make my life easier. I'd much rather work with juce cos Jules has all the hardcore stuff taken care of.

[haydxn]

i absolutely love juce.. i've only been working with it a day and already i feel like i know what i'm doing and could bash together an app. gonna do some designing when i'm in work tonite (i'm on IMAX duty so i've got officially the easiest job ever this shift)

[haydxn]

hey - any of you JUCE heads use MSN or IRC or other chat things at all? i think it would be really really great if i could instant-chat with someone about programming with JUCE as i'm getting the hang of it. plus, i think i'm pretty good with C++ and am always willing to help with a problem so i'm sure i can be useful too

PM me with yer contacts if you don't mind

[jtxx000]

well there is this: http://www.adbe.org/juceforum/viewtopic.php?t=40

but nobody's ever there...

[haydxn]

yeah i've registered and made a few posts but it's so inactive. it'd be great if all the juce people used MSN messenger so we could help each other more efficiently

[jtxx000]

i don't have msn but i do have aim...

[ModuLR]

I've got aim too.. only problem is last time I started using it to talk abotu JUCE.. I ended up getting zero work done ... I gotta stay away from it, it's pure evil, kinda like Tivo (hehehe )