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They are super spammy, I've unsubscribed several times and still get emails. Sticking with Twitch.

• jraines 11y ago
  I was about to sign up, with about the same reason and interest level as the post author. How's Twitch for this?
  • thecatspaw 11y ago
    Twitch officially doesnt allow non-gaming related (game-dev is ok) streams. As long as you dont stream anything explicit you should be ok though
    • detaro 11y ago
      Their new Creative branch might cover more branches of coding.
    • bentpins 11y ago
      As of last week they expanded the definition of what they allow, explicitly mentioning coding http://help.twitch.tv/customer/portal/articles/2176641-creative-faq http://help.twitch.tv/customer/portal/articles/2176641-creat... Q. What if my creative broadcast is gaming-related art, game development, programming, or involves creation of music? A. You are free to choose whatever you think is the most appropriate category for your creative broadcast, so long as you adhere to the Rules of Conduct for the category when doing so. Q. Does all Creative category content have to be gaming related? A. No, you’re free to broadcast your creative process for any genre!
    • mintplant 11y ago
      You can set the game you're playing to "Programming", which they explicitly allow.
  • seivan 11y ago
    Well I can't speak for general dev, but it's perfectly fine for Game Dev (code and art).
  • jasonbarone 11y ago
    Youtube Live is great for live coding.