I agree that it's a huge space and believe there is demand for better presentation of educational material for programming beyond algorithms that fits in a slid

I agree that it's a huge space and believe there is demand for better presentation of educational material for programming beyond algorithms that fits in a slide. I do think that our approaches are a little different and time will prove which is more effective, or perhaps both in their own ways. For example, CodeMic aims to replace books and blogs for discussions of large codebases and showing changes to code over time, but CodeVideo seems to enhance the experience of writing books and blogs (among other things) by ensuring correctness of the code for example. There's a lot you can do there with that which I never really thought about and is out of scope for CodeMic. If the format is open, perhaps CodeMic and CodeVideo can even import from each other. p.s. can't disagree about the insane part, but still a lot of fun ;)