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Comment · 10 years ago
Thanks for the feedback, we changed the link of the logo + signup links to the homepage ;-)
Comment · 10 years ago
Thanks for the comment, we added an intro to this blog post:

> For those who don't know Flat (https://flat.io), welcome and here is a quick recap for you. We launched our startup on January 2015. We developed a collaborative platform for composing and editing music scores. Our product is designed for musicians from all around the world, but also for music teachers who can use it with their classes. We aim at changing the way you can learn, teach and make music today. Our answer is Flat and this is the story of the release of the 8th version of our platform.

Moreover we have plans to rework our blog ;-)

Comment · 10 years ago
Indeed, our signup link in the header + fixed to the our auth page, we will change it to our homepage :) Thanks for the feedback for the back to school, we will check that.
Comment · 10 years ago
We will update them in next few days / weeks to be more precise about private and non-shared content. This actually more apply to public content (e.g. you can see on "popular" pages).
Comment · 10 years ago
We use Node.js / Lua / Python, depending which services. For example for the engraving part we use some common code shared between the frontend/backend, same for the audio rendering.
Comment · 10 years ago
You can actually have tablatures if you create a document with a guitar & check the box "Tabs" :-)
Comment · 10 years ago
Indeed, especially for the engraving / editor interactions / audio playback. We launched our beta in December 2015.
Comment · 10 years ago
Definitely, we already provide a transparent "fork" feature for teachers. With that they can easily distribute copies of their own documents to all their students.

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