The Projucer
summary
A new tool ships a preview on the conference USB stick and offers live C++ editing by extracting one UI component, compiling it with embeds Clang/LLVM and running it JIT in a child process so the main app never launches. It auto-recompiles after ~0.5s idle, supports OpenGL and realtime audio, autogenerates boilerplate, and hotpatches changed literals via literal-to-global hotpatching so tweaks appear instantly. Works on macOS now, Windows port is in progress, and it’s already useful for teaching and audio UI iteration as a live JIT of single components.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:40Demo
- 3:38Introducer
- 4:58Demos
- 6:05Live Console
- 6:34Live Code
- 7:37Light Breathing
- 8:48Internals
- 11:25Crossplatform
- 13:27Integration
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