This project contains the slides for my talk on 2022-10-28 at the Musiktheorie Symposium* about FMADB.
The presented language is German, the repository and documentation language is English.

*https://www.hfmdd.de/hochschule/institute-einrichtungen/zentrum-fuer-musiktheorie

• development VM ID from Thorsten Seyschab for this project: 0Z1
• OS:
  • Ubuntu (recommended)
  • Windows: install Ubuntu Subsystem as WSL2 (not WSL1) and use the Ubuntu Shell/ Terminal for everything (not CMD or Git BashShell)
• IDE:
  • VSCode (Visual Studio Code) (recommended)
    The project already has all configuration files for this IDE. Especially the ./.vscode/extensions.json tell you the recommended plugins to use.
• Testing:
  • Currently not needed.

The following software is needed for developing:
The versions are what I used for development and testing. I will update the list if something changes.

1. execute a git pull
2. open project in VSCode
3. If you work with VSCode via remote software:
   {Ctrl}+{Shift}+{P} -> >Preferences: Open Settings (UI) -> search for keyboard.dispatch and set it to keyCode
   Restart or reload VSCode.
4. execute the following commands in order to set up the project:

# install dependencies
pnpm install

# dev run
pnpm run dev
# you get:
# - public slide show   > http://localhost:3030/
# - presenter mode      > http://localhost:3030/presenter/

# dev run
pnpm run devRemote
# like the normal `dev` command, but ports are open to full local network.

# build
pnpm run build

# export
pnpm run export

Uses https://github.com/emyann/prisma-uml to convert the FMADB prisma schema to a UML diagram.

//TODO add short project description here

Head of project https://fmadb.org, which is part of the talk:

• Thorsten Seyschab is responsible for the development of FMADB which includes the creation of the data models, the programming of all parts, the deployment and the maintenance.
• Susanne Hardt is responsible for the music theoretical background of FMADB and helped developing the meta data model for the music analytical parameters and their evaluations in the software.

Head of this project:

• Thorsten Seyschab created the slides and held the talk.

Honorable mentions:

• Susanne Hardt helped me with the music theoretical background.

Used services and dependencies:

• Slidev used for creating the slides of the talk, with:
  • documentation
  • themes

This project is under the CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0 license. See LICENSE file for more information.

Copyright (c) 2022-present, Thorsten Seyschab.