Site Log • The Waveform Generation

• Gallery: 5 scrolling rows on homepage, 3 on subpages with alternating directions
• Variable animation speeds per row (15s–27s), hybrid real images + generative canvas
• All gallery cards clickable with modal view, 75×60px with wavgen-yellow borders
• Homepage now aggregates images from ALL section folders (art, music, video, data)
• Ken Burns effect slideshow cycles through combined images
• Fixed video player auto-scroll on load (added skipScroll parameter)
• Fixed code playground Monaco Editor stealing focus on page load
• Removed duplicate hero sections from music subpages (ambient, melodic, breaks)
• Removed unnecessary dark overlay divs, consistent 2×2 grid layout

Technical:

• GSAP startRowMarquee() for individual row animations
• Scroll position save/restore pattern for Monaco initialization

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• Eleventy-powered, teaching-grade portfolio with comprehensive commenting and GSAP-driven visuals.
• Sections: Music, Video, Data & Tech, Art; responsive navigation; purple/yellow theme.
• Real multimedia: SoundCloud (10 tracks) and YouTube (5 videos) with robust UX and error handling.
• Interactive Code Playground: Monaco Editor with modes (Tailwind, GSAP, Eleventy, Site Snippets).
• Tech stack: 11ty, Nunjucks, Tailwind, Node, GSAP, GitHub Actions/Pages.
• Purpose: living reference and playground blending creative tech, pedagogy, and portfolio.

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• Local dev options:
  • Two terminals: npm run build-css and npm run serve.
  • Or one command (recommended): npm run dev using concurrently.
• Production build check: npm run build runs Tailwind then Eleventy.
• Deploy via Git:
  • git add ., git commit -m "…", git push origin main.
  • GitHub Actions builds: Node setup → npm ci → build-css → eleventy → deploy _site/.
• Quick cheatsheet:
  • npm run dev → edit → commit → push → wait for Pages.

• Scope: every meaningful line across templates, JS, CSS, config, docs, and data is commented for teaching clarity.
• Native comment styles: Nunjucks ``, JS // and /* ... */, CSS /* ... */, Markdown <!-- ... -->.
• Teaching blocks at file tops explain structure, purpose, and decisions.
• Heavily documented systems:
  • GSAP gallery (hero slideshows, background slideshow, infinite marquee, modal gallery).
  • Media players (SoundCloud, YouTube) with robust UX and error handling patterns.
  • Interactive Code Playground (Monaco) with 4 learning modes.
• Result: a beginner‑friendly, maintainable, and pedagogically strong codebase.

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