Gibber

Gibber is a JavaScript live coding environment with a relatively easy syntax. Gibber works in Chrome and Safari 6 or higher. Gibber is open-source and available for download.

Other projects/code that contribute to Gibber:

Learn more about live coding at Toplap.org

Some live coding environments that were particularly inspiring to this project:

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Ctrl-Return 
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executes selected code. If no code is selected current line of the cursor is run.
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Ctrl .
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toggles the audio on and off
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Ctrl-Shift-Return
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executes code at the start of the next measure.
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Ctrl-Shift-Alt/Option-Return
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select and execute block of code.
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Ctrl +- (Cmd +- on OS X) 
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change font size up and down.

Click on a line of code.
Hit Ctrl-return to execute the selected line.
You can also highlight multiple lines to be executed at once. Most of the tutorial files that come with Gibber are designed to be run one line at a time.
Shift-ctrl-return executes code at the start of the next measure; this is useful to ensure the timing of arpeggios, drum beats, etc. line up correctly.
To kill current oscillators / fx in memory, hit Cntrl-. (period).
Under the Load menu, try different files to learn how things work.
Check out the documentation and visit the forum to ask questions!

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