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The tagline is "watch people code products, live". The word "products" appears in almost every piece of copy on the front page. Why not just "watch people cod
by panic 11y ago
The tagline is "watch people code products, live". The word "products" appears in almost every piece of copy on the front page. Why not just "watch people code, live"? Why the focus on products? What about open source code, personal projects or other things that will never be sold?
Classifying streams by programming language is also kind of odd. Lots of projects use multiple programming languages. A better classification might be what general kind of code is being written (machine learning, graphics, UI, web frontend/backend, games, etc).
That said, I'm very interested in this and hope to see it succeed!
- jamiegreen 11y agoHey, Jamie from Livecoding.tv :) We decided to focus on products in the beginning as we really wanted to help people succeed in building something from A-Z, not just learn a portion of it. That said, we definitely have a broader focus now and have people doing all sorts of amazing things with code, so thanks for your suggestion! Classification of streams is also something we are hoping to improve over time so we really appreciate your feedback!
- zorrb 11y agoIf the entire point is to watch someone code something from scratch, why is there no dates on the videos? How can you follow a series from beginning to end if you have to randomly guess which order a series is in?
- jamiegreen 11y agoReply copied from another answer: Hi - frankly the usability around discovering videos right now is not great, I totally recognise that. I appreciate your suggestion and we will definitely be finding ways to improve it, including adding dates
- seivan 11y agoI love watching Game Dev channels on Twitch! I hope they get that as a category soon!