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Hmm, stumbled across Chunk via HackerNews and started wondering if there would be any decent (interactive) demo use for this?
http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/

Ah, what a great way to start a topic and typo the thread title. Wonderful =).

Yeah chuck's pretty interesting. It's a good alternative showing one can design a signal based language that does not rely on graphical representations (max/msp pd vvvv)

The original implementation was kind of so-so, I'm sure now it has evolved into something pretty cool. Their concepts of shred(s) is also pretty useful.

If I have one little doubt, it's that they might reach a limit when it comes to add syntaxic sugar. At some point it might cost more than it provides.

Unrelated in design but related in objective (both are related to the livecoding group toplap) there is fluxus, which addresses the issue of visuals and audio.

yes, i also found it cute and interesting when first discovered it (i think it was _-_-__ who told me about it even) but never had time to do anything with it :(

Yeah, I'm kind of a broken record:

http://www.pouet.net/topic.php?which=2030
http://www.pouet.net/topic.php?which=3912

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2O5DJTOy6EA -- live coding inside fluxus

so in this video, the music isn't generated realtime but visuals are created on the fly on top of it, right ?

Yeah the visuals are realtime generated, and they are also _programmed_ in realtime. (Which is the difference with a demo)

Fluxus for the new LOGO :D
And more actually...
It could also be teached in elementary schools (instead of Java... :)

i really like fluxus, to bad it's not for windows...