The WebMIDI API provides a means by which midi control data can be connected to a web page. While it's still early in the standards process--only Chrome has implemented it, and on on all platforms--it is nonetheless worth adding support for it in Flocking.
On Node.js, the node-midi module is well-supported. We should provide some kind of polyfill or bridge to be able to deploy the same essential MIDI code in both the browser and on Node.js.
The WebMIDI API provides a means by which midi control data can be connected to a web page. While it's still early in the standards process--only Chrome has implemented it, and on on all platforms--it is nonetheless worth adding support for it in Flocking.
On Node.js, the node-midi module is well-supported. We should provide some kind of polyfill or bridge to be able to deploy the same essential MIDI code in both the browser and on Node.js.