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QnA with MLH Open Source Fellows
Today, I was invited on Code For Cause’s YouTube channel along with other fellows of my pod for a live QnA on the open-source track of the MLH Fellowship. YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kc7ZZYzDdLw In other news My TP-Link C50 router arrived on the morning of Christmas. I will try to flash...
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Polishing ShrutiVaani
The libraries that we were using for syllabification was ignoring spaces between words. This was making the audio speech to be monotonous. It sounded like it was pronouncing every individual syllable rather than a word. I went into the source of the library and added a few cases to respect...
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Hacking Django
The one thing I like most about the Django framework is that it is notoriously easy to hack. I was looking for a way to add a custom landing page for Django Admin. As usual, I started with the documentation. Django provides a way to add a custom index page...
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Heroku being Heroku
Yesterday, I completed developing the web application for ShrutiVaani - Sanskrit TTS. I deployed an initial version of it on Heroku to make sure that at least the Django part works fine on the cloud. I also connected the web application to the runtime of our TTS application. The whole...
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The Minor Project Returns
The final leg of the minor project of my bachelor’s degree commenced in December. I along with my peers are working on a project to develop a text-to-speech application for the Sanskrit language. We faced many hurdles along the journey and the most problematic one was the time commitment. Anyhow,...