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Or an edited transcript, with the source code samples copied inline and perhaps a bit more detail than someone would say out loud? Hang on, maybe we could put m

by zelos 8y ago

Or an edited transcript, with the source code samples copied inline and perhaps a bit more detail than someone would say out loud? Hang on, maybe we could put multiple talks about closely related subjects together with headings to separate them! Then have some sort of table of the subjects at the beginning to make them easy to find - a table of the 'contents' so to speak. This is a brilliant idea, I'm going to file my patent application now.

nottorp 8y ago
Not just yet, but wait another 30 years and it will look like a novel idea to everyone ;)
- Amygaz 8y ago
  Except, if it wasn’t invented at Harvard or Stanford, then it wasn’t invented. So they’ll just invent it... Eventually...
  - beojan 8y ago
    It was invented at [Caltech](http://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/ http://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/).
- krotton 8y ago
  I like the pun ;).
gregjwild 8y ago
We do some of this - inline code samples, some of which can be executed, embedded headings, additional reference material, etc. https://livevideo.manning.com/module/3_2_2/es6-in-motion/arrow-functions/what-do-these-arrow-functions-do https://livevideo.manning.com/module/3_2_2/es6-in-motion/arr...