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Hacking with Andrew and Brad: tip.golang.org
- Newky 12y agoI quite like this style of video, I have only watched the first ~15 minutes, but I find it a much more engaging way to jump right into code like this, or learn some Go while I watch. I would love to see some popular figures in the open source world, talk us through a pull request etc. I would be surprised if it didn't drive a few more contributors to the project and if nothing else would be a powerful introduction to the project.
- krat0sprakhar 12y agoDefinitely! Twitch.tv for programming would be just awesome!
- stuross 12y agoYou might find handmade hero interesting. http://www.twitch.tv/handmade_hero http://www.twitch.tv/handmade_hero
- joshrotenberg 12y agoI agree. It's pretty interesting (and validating) to watch other people pair up and write code like this, regardless of the subject matter.
- Scarbutt 12y agoI noticed they don't use syntax highlighting, is this normal in the Go community? I always wonder about the benefits of syntax highlighting.
- kornish 12y agoI would argue that syntax highlighting is the norm in the Go community as much as it is in any other -- ultimately, it's an individual developer's decision. We write Go full time at my company and everyone I know certainly uses syntax highlighting plugins for their editors.
- bsaul 12y agoFantastic video. I think it's one of the best way to improve my knowledge of the go dev env. congrat to the team for the idea.
- liveoneggs 12y agobradfitz is my coding hero; you can tell he's a (former) perl hacker. ;)