LYNX SHARE — lightweight open-source DAW in C++20/JUCE with the FL Studio workflow: Channel Rack, Piano Roll, Playlist, Mixer and .flp import - Ka1-S/LYNX-SHARE
My thinking was that a huge proportion of the material out there for learning audio dev is C++ (and a lot is JUCE), so I can see an argument for wanting to use it. But that motivation isn’t really there if your plan is just to yell at an agent until it spits out something that compiles.
As long as you’re vibecoding, why on earth would you choose to use C++ and/or JUCE?
As long as you’re vibecoding,why on earth would you choose to use C++ and/or JUCE?Also yes.
My thinking was that a huge proportion of the material out there for learning audio dev is C++ (and a lot is JUCE), so I can see an argument for wanting to use it. But that motivation isn’t really there if your plan is just to yell at an agent until it spits out something that compiles.