Short-lived music [MuseScore code analysis] | How Not To Code

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Short-lived music [MuseScore code analysis]

No project is perfect – whichever open-source project you examine, you can find a bug, or two – or… Welcome to our new video series where we study cases like this one. Let’s start with MuseScore: we downloaded and inspected the project’s source code. Now sit back and relax while we talk about the peculiar code fragments we found.

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