It's my great delight to announce #faircamp 1.2! (a static site generator for audio producers – simonrepp.com/faircamp/)
This release was again made possible through an NGI0 grant by @nlnet - now extended beyond 1.0! - and financed by the European Commision's @EC_NGI initiative - thank you so much!
Included in this release is a HUGE new feature constellation: Track directories, track manifests, new fine-grained differentation between release and track download access, as well as new per-track extra downloads.
For a showcase of what this brings and how it works, you can check out this video: simonrepp.com/video/faircamp/w…
Additionally, this release introduces catalan translations (thank you @elx!), updates to the polish and italian translations (thanks @janinainfa and @toctoc), critical fixes for the recent open graph feature addition (thanks @desolationpark for reporting!) and a platform-specific improvement for volume control on iOS (many thanks to everyone who filed iOS issues - more fixes coming soon!).
Special shout-out also to 1.2's diligent testers: @strk, @futzle, @mahlon and @n00q - thank you, very much appreciate your support!
And that's it! 1.3 is already in the making - stay tuned! ＼(#´▽｀)人(´▽｀#)ノ
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in reply to Simon Repp • • •naive question: wouldn't it be helpful to always see the availability of different versions (FLAC/MP3) irrespective of their access type?
One might miss that an obvious free MP3 download could be 'upgraded' to FLAC, or the other way round – a code access isn't the only option as there are free downloads, too.
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