Brendan

@brendonovich.dev

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working on @macrograph.app streams sometimes at twitch.tv/brendonovich everything else at github.com/Brendonovich

A screenshot of the cap-web docker image page on github. The latest version is shown to be published 3 days ago and has over 200,000 downloads - I swear they're not from us!
A bunch of MacroGraph nodes without any IO arranged to spell out "SUS CUM", "POOP", "NUT", and an Among Us character
Close up of my MacBook screen with Zed open working on De-vinxi-ing Solid Start, with the table and wall of one of the New York library’s rooms out of focus in the background
A screenshot of Cap's new editor
A video of me repeatedly cropping a video in the Cap editor and adjusting the position of a manual zoom. The manual zoom position picker's background used to just be a big blue rectangle, but now it previews the first frame of the selected zoom segment, also accounting for the project's cropping.
Screenshot of a message I sent in a conversation with Ryan Carniato, where he was explaining some of Solid 2.0's new APIs (latest and isPending). The message says 'this is next level neuron activity going on here'.
A screenshot of ellis's 'signals' (2024) EP on Spotify
Once the GitHub workflow has started and created a draft release, it updates the message from CapBot to say '{version} workflow running, go edit the release notes!', with a link to the draft release and to the specific workflow run.
I've created a basic Discord bot that has a /release slash command, which presses 'Run Workflow' in GitHub for us. This screenshot shows CapBot responding to me invoking /release, saying 'Release workflow started' and with a button that links to the GitHub workflow runs page.
A screenshot with some code on top, Cap's debug window with a list of fail points on the left, and the main window on the right. The code demonstrates the 'fail' macro, for declaring fail points that should panic, and 'fail_err', which are points that should return an Err containing some value.
A screenshot of osu! lazer's song select UI
A screenshot of Cap's recorder and editor windows on a default macOS background
Cap running on Windows. The recording, settings, and editor windows are all visible.
A screenshot of my vercel.com dashboard with numerous alerts saying 'macrograph.app is missing a payment source'. I really ought to turn on email alerts 🤦
A video showing the improved Cap editor performance. - FFmpeg VS native macOS API performance is shown, with native APIs being multiple times faster than FFmpeg - I mention that users have experienced stuttering during playback in the editor - I show some of the code for the new decoder, based on macOS's AVAssetReader - I open the Cap editor and scrub the timeline, demonstrating how much more responsive it is, and press play to show that 60fps playback works without stuttering now
An Excalidraw diagram titled 'Sending frames from Rust to webviews. There are two boxes, one on the left that says 'Rust Backend. Axum Server. Sends frame data + width/height', and one on the right that says 'Web Frontend. <canvas>. drawn with putImageData'. There is an arrow pointing from 'Axum Server' to '<canvas>' labelled 'RGBA frames via WebSocket.
GitHub PR line diff counter displaying +35,242 and -13
Screenshot of a moment of my Twitch stream. My display, with the cap.so editor open, takes up most of the screen, with chat to the right and my webcam in the bottom right, slightly overlapping with the display. The gap underneath the display contains Discord StreamKit elements: A link to the Cap discord and the people in a voice chat with me - just me and Richie. There's padding between most of the elements, and around the edges, where moving white dots with lines connecting them on a blue background can be seen.
TypeScript code defining an OBS scene named Main with a camera item that uses the webcam input defined in the next image, and a main function that creates the scene and updates the transform of the camera item. The full code is the following: export const mainScene = defineScene({ name: "Main", items: { camera: { input: webcam, alignment: "bottom-right", positionX: 1920 - GAP, positionY: 1080 - GAP, }, }, }); async function main() { const obs = new OBS(); const scene = await createScene(obs, mainScene); await scene.item("camera").setTransform({ positionX: 100, positionY: 1000, }); }
A macOS dmg installer with the Cap app on the left and Applications text on the right, an arrow pointing from left to right, and text underneath that says 'Drag and Drop Cap to the Applications folder'.
A video demonstrating the mic level indication I've built for Cap. When a mic input is selected, a light blue rectangle appears behind its white background that grows and shrinks from the left to the right with the level of the audio coming from the mic input.
Screenshot of GitHub feed entry that reads: 'syntaxfm sponsored you - 2 hours ago'