swirlycheetah

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Getting Started with jspm and SystemJS(medium.com)
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Ghost is probably a good example to investigate. Their software is open sourced and easy for anyone with a server and some technical knowledge to get up and running. They offer a paid for hosted product which is reasonably priced and offers
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
I tried to participate in 24pullrequests this year but failed on the first day for exactly the reason mentioned in the article; I was forcefully searching for issues to fix in projects where I had no real knowledge of the codebase, the proc
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
I don't think I ever received an email from you. Feel free to get in touch at chris {at} devv {dot} tv if you want to chat.
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
No I don't think it's overreacting at all, I've got this listed as a reason people may not want to stream. If I could solve the problem then it'd be one less barrier. Thanks for your feedback, really appreciated.
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
It's great to hear people want to stream! The sensitive information issue is certainly a valid concern and something I'd be worried about personally too when streaming. I'm not sure how we'd solve this in the long term,
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Appreciate the insight and feedback. There's been some really great discussion in this submission about the pros and cons of live streaming code but this is a real deep dive into what the future could hold and it's great to see pe
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
I can imagine you'd feel a little more under the microscope so may be either prone to errors or may be so wary of errors you'll be overly cautious. Either way I think that'd be something which would perhaps disappear once you
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
I've watched plenty of stream and I agree sometimes there can be dull moments. The same could be said for any type of live stream though. Often this is down to the streamer rather than the subject matter. Watching quill18 fix a bug and
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Yes, I agree that some of those answers currently hold true. But what's to stop them changing? I feel most of those issues you mentioned can either be solved with technological solutions (pause, rewind, ffwd a stream) or with streamer
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
I've had this mentioned a few times that video is perhaps not the best medium to share something like a live coding session. I can understand that and I've got some interesting ideas to play with around alternatives at some point.
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Thanks for the encouragement. One of the first places I actually went with my idea was /r/gamedev ( https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/2ekkeg/im_thinking... ) where I got some really usefu
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Haha, I will actually be doing that! Probably over on hitbox.tv to begin with, eventually porting over to devv.tv once I've actually built something.
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Thanks for the kind words. Your final paragraph is the exact issue I'm working on solving now. The general gist I'm getting is that people often feel insecure about streaming their coding sessions due to perhaps not feeling confid
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Thanks for the good luck message. Yup it's certainly all very new right now. I'm having to learn quickly but it's something I'm passionate about and it's been nothing but fun so far.
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Person behind devv.tv here. I built this landing page at the end of the last Ludum Dare compo/when Notch began streaming his Doom build. I'm currently trying to think of ways to attract developers to stream. There seems to be lots
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
It's against their TOS to stream anything which isn't video game related, which means you're allowed to stream development of a video game but most likely not of a website or app (not sure about a video game website or app...
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Yes! These are definitely the sort of features I'll be looking to build as I think they'll be key to gaining attention by offering something not available as seamlessly elsewhere.
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Thanks! Will certainly add this to the list. Out of interest what's support for live streaming like currently for you?
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Thanks for signing up, will take a look at that input type.
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by swirlycheetah 12y ago
Each time there's a Ludum Dare or someone prolific livestreams themselves coding (usually Notch) I get all excited and want to do the same but I can never find a website or platform which really caters to coders. Am I alone in this? Is
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by swirlycheetah 13y ago
Can I add http://wowsuch.io to the mix? It's rather simple right now but I'm actively working on new features right now.
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by swirlycheetah 13y ago
There's also Yeoman generators available to help scaffold out extensions and apps: https://github.com/yeoman/generator-chrome-extension https://github.com/yeoman/generator-chromeapp
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by swirlycheetah 13y ago
I'd say get stuck in. I'm pretty new to js and I'm only part way through as of now but the built in console when reading it online really helps solidify the experience for me.
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by swirlycheetah 14y ago
Just to confirm it does the same for me in Chrome 27.0.1444.3 dev-m. Here's a screengrab http://i.imgur.com/NwS2XFZ.png