1. All songs are transferred from .json files to a SQL database.
Now I can manage songs any way I want, assign them a hash and make
selections for remixes for example. I made a sending form (so far
only available to me), so that it would be convenient to add songs
to the database. The player still uses static .json files, but now
they are automatically generated from the database.
2. The main thing, for which all this was started - now you can
recursively browse remixes of songs by clicking on the ">"
buttons, the full information about the song will be loaded and you
can play it.
3. Added a new section "All", where all songs are collected and
sorted by authors. Also, because the "Compact JS" section has
become very bloated, I split it into two - up to 256 Bytes and from
256 to 1 KB. "Floatbeat" is divided into two categories - floatbeat
up to 1 KB, and Big Floatbeat code.
4. Song entries on the page now have a more organized look (like
posts on discussion board) to separate them from each other, and
the author sections are also more prominent and can be hidden or
unhided.
5. Songs are now measured in bytes, not characters. Since sections
are generated automatically, which category a song will fall into,
#256, #1k or #big, is determined by the length of the original
code. If there is none, the formatted one is taken, then the
minimum.
6. Yellow previews with code text that you can click on to play are
only generated for songs that are no larger than 1 KB, and no more
than 4 line breaks, so as not to stretch the page. Anyway, it can
be played using the code play button.
7. Now for each song there are buttons to play the minified,
original and formatted code. Each button shows the size of the
corresponding code in bytes.
8. The #c tag is displayed for C-compatible songs in the "All"
section. Also, #stereo for the stereo mode and #drawing for the
songs that draw graphics now also displayed as tags.