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An Architecture Decision Record (ADR) is a point-in-time document that records architectural decisions and the reasoning behind them. And since communicating architectural ideas clearly to collaborators is extra important in open-source, I've just added a bunch of ADRs to the Documentation page. They cover various aspects of the FrankenScore architecture, from high-level design decisions to specific technical choices. They are:
Any serious open-source project must have a website. (At least that's what Claude 3.5 Sonnet told me.) So here we are!
Let me quote from the project plan: 3. Website and Branding: - Develop a professional website for FrankenScore that includes: - An overview of the project - Documentation and tutorials - A blog for updates and announcements - A section for community contributions and plugins - Design a logo and branding materials to create a recognizable identity for the project. We have the blog and the Overview section. The rest will follow soon. There's a ton of material in the GitHub repo, plus a full wiki, which I'll put to good use here as well. |
AuthorPeter Bengtson –composer, organist, programmer, cloud architect. Currently windsurfing through parentheses. Archives
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FrankenScore is a modern, open-source music notation software designed to handle complex musical scores with ease. It is designed to be a flexible and powerful music notation software tool providing professional, extremely high-quality results. The core functionality includes inputting music notation, formatting scores and their parts, and printing them. Additional features can be added as plugins, allowing for a modular and customizable user experience.
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