Since 2021, my livecoding practice has been driven by hacking my own tools. That's why Python based FoxDot runtime inspired me, as it is open to different music livecoding paradigms and quite easy to extend.

At some point I decided to maintain and propose my own version of this tool (creating a fork) and renamed it Renardo. This work made me think of how to make my ideas usable by others and how to make this software easier to install...

I have been adding a lot of features to Renardo since then. This journey is still incomplete. I need to find the time to test it in different context and package it properly.

code as music, for humans and computers.

>#{pit2 +5}
>b1 >> blip()