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Interesting that he live streams his development. Do you think that people would be interested in regular / open source development of code being streamed? If

by chippy 12y ago

Interesting that he live streams his development. Do you think that people would be interested in regular / open source development of code being streamed? If so, how about a Twitch / Hitbox site where there are categories of language / framework / vertical?

krapp 12y ago
>Do you think that people would be interested in regular / open source development of code being streamed? Yes.
zimpenfish 12y ago
Algoraves[1] are becoming quite popular although I don't know if it's the music or the live coding which is attracting people more. [1] http://algorave.com/ http://algorave.com/
petepete 12y ago
The author of CityBound does this heavily http://www.reddit.com/r/citybound http://www.reddit.com/r/citybound
corysama 12y ago
I'm sure there are many ways to make live stream in code interesting. But, do keep in mind that Notch's public development is unusually well suited. He is a very much a celebrity in the gaming&dev audiences. Therefore, he draws a large audience. He streams game dev. Therefore he has easy to understand, visual results. He only streams dev in domains where he is already very familiar. Therefore he is always making rapid progress. He only streams coding in environments that have very rapid iteration. Therefore, he can show new results multiple times per minute.
angersock 12y ago
I've been really wanting to do something like this, but every site I've looked at pisses me off. Any good alternatives? "Coding With Angersock" could be a thing.
- chippy 12y ago
  Why do the sites piss you off?
  - angersock 12y ago
    They aren't focused at developers. I've got to sign up and maybe pay to 'cast. There's no simple "This is how you get started...push buttan receive broadcast link." etc. I'm super super lazy.
theworst 12y ago
I would be interested in seeing the workflow of other python programmers. So less about watching them program in python, and more a demo of what a certain set of tools linked in a certain manner looks like, when shown by someone with experience. (IE, it's not the same when I try stuff out because I don't have the familiarity.)

by chippy 12y ago

krapp 12y ago

>Do you think that people would be interested in regular / open source development of code being streamed? Yes.

zimpenfish 12y ago

Algoraves[1] are becoming quite popular although I don't know if it's the music or the live coding which is attracting people more. [1] http://algorave.com/ http://algorave.com/

petepete 12y ago

The author of CityBound does this heavily http://www.reddit.com/r/citybound http://www.reddit.com/r/citybound

corysama 12y ago

I'm sure there are many ways to make live stream in code interesting. But, do keep in mind that Notch's public development is unusually well suited. He is a very much a celebrity in the gaming&dev audiences. Therefore, he draws a large audience. He streams game dev. Therefore he has easy to understand, visual results. He only streams dev in domains where he is already very familiar. Therefore he is always making rapid progress. He only streams coding in environments that have very rapid iteration. Therefore, he can show new results multiple times per minute.

angersock 12y ago

I've been really wanting to do something like this, but every site I've looked at pisses me off. Any good alternatives? "Coding With Angersock" could be a thing.

chippy 12y ago
Why do the sites piss you off?
- angersock 12y ago
  They aren't focused at developers. I've got to sign up and maybe pay to 'cast. There's no simple "This is how you get started...push buttan receive broadcast link." etc. I'm super super lazy.

theworst 12y ago

I would be interested in seeing the workflow of other python programmers. So less about watching them program in python, and more a demo of what a certain set of tools linked in a certain manner looks like, when shown by someone with experience. (IE, it's not the same when I try stuff out because I don't have the familiarity.)