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RE: VSTS AUTO-COUNT THEIR PRESETS AND CAN BE FOUND WITHIN SUBFOLDERS: a new feature for the open-source project The Amanuensis: Automated Songwriting and Recording
- Good post with images of the development.
- Hard to evaluate the code, commit messages or comments as it is not a traditional coding environment.
- Let's discuss how we could measure the amount of work involved in development for this environment.
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yeah, comparing Max to a traditional language is a tricky proposition. Each of the boxes you see in the screenshots are called objects; some don't do much and would be equivalent to simple variables or the like, but others encompass a lot more functionality and would be more on the level of
ifstatements or whole functions. I don't know if you could truly judge the amount of work done without knowing how the language works, but a very rough estimation might be that every object is equivalent to one line of code. Then if you look at the diffs you can see that each object is represented by some lines of json-looking stuff. It's possible that each object has the same number of json attributes and is therefore the same size in the commit, so you could estimate from there.Thank you for your review, @helo! Keep up the good work!