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Programming Music for Fun and Productivity: JFugue and Log4JFugue
TS-4333


Presenter: David Koelle, Charles River Analytics Inc.; Brian Tarbox, Wabi Sabi Software


Would you like to create Java technology-based programs that play or create music but don't know where to begin? Come to this session to learn all about JFugue, an open-souce API that enables you to program music with ease. With its simple but powerful API, new UI components, and cool features, JFugue promotes creative music programming and exploration. For example, what if you could listen to what your application has been trying to say to you? Learn about Log4JFugue, which combines the power of Log4J and JFugue to turn your application's logging into a real-time song. By listening to your application, your pattern-matching brain can detect subtle changes in behavior that would normally be lost in a sea of log messages.

The intended audience for this technical session is developers at any level who are interested in writing musical programs or who would like to use more parts of their brain to increase their productivity.

In the session

  • Learn how to get and use JFugue
  • Learn about some advanced and exciting features of JFugue, including new ones
  • Learn about Log4JFugue for turning your log files into songs
 
 
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