I’ve just released the March 2010 edition of the tune search – it’s reached 56,000 tunes now, clean and shiny and just itching to be played.
Chris
I’ve just released the March 2010 edition of the tune search – it’s reached 56,000 tunes now, clean and shiny and just itching to be played.
Chris
I’ve mostly used this blog for posting updates about the abcnotation.com website. However, I just wanted to let people know about tunepal.org, a remarkable new abc development from Bryan Duggan.
Minor improvement to the site …
Thanks to Sue Blake who pointed out that the software page didn’t show programs that work on Linux / Unix machines and gave me a list of those that do.
One of the joys of running a website is discovering all the different ways people find of trying to subvert it.
UPDATE: This blog post has now been superseded by a video How to understand abc notation … the basics.
There are still loads of links out there for the old versions of the abc website address and I’m just putting up this message in the vain hope that people might correct them.
I’ve just amended – slightly – the code that creates the top tune charts so that it now excludes recent winners for a week.
I’ve been amusing myself over the Christmas period by writing a bit of code that works out the top ten tune pages visited and searches made recently.
Well, it’s been some time since I last blogged – nearly three months. Eek!