An nteract presentation cell communicates with a Jupyter kernel, running via Binder. The Binder environment includes the Abjad API for Formalized Score Control.
This is an nCoda project, created in collaboration with nteract.
You can visit a live version of this web app. To use it, click in the presentation cell and press shift+return; you should see a middle C appear as the cell's output.
Want to make something like this yourself? You can get started with the jupyter-app-demo repo by following the instructions below:
git clone https://github.com/rgbkrk/jupyter-app-demo
cd jupyter-app-demo
# git clean -xfd
# git pull
yarn
yarn dev
# Server should be on localhost:3000