Nick Taylor

for The DEV Team

Posted on Jul 14, 2020 • Edited on Apr 21, 2022 • Originally published at iamdeveloper.com

Let's Pair during a Live Coding Session!

#webdev #pairprogramming #devstream

I started live streaming a couple of months ago.

Nick Taylor

Apr 1 '20

I've Started to Live Code on Twitch for DEV

#twitch #streaming #livecoding

2 min read

My goal was/is to stream actual stuff I'm working on at DEV. So far it's been fun. But you know what's more fun? Doing it with other people.

So far I've had a bunch of people sign up for the task. Here's a few takers. While you're at it, give them a follow on DEV and Twitter!

For the time being I plan to work on frontend issues only, but as things move along, I see this naturally progressing to any issue in the DEV repository.

If you are interested in participating. Send me a DM on DEV or Twitter. If you're not following me on DEV, you can still send me a message as my DMs are open.

Things to do to get you prepared for a live coding pairing session:

Visual Studio Code installed with the Live Share extension pack. This will allow us to work collaboratively in the editor. What's Live Share you ask? @lostintangent has a great series on it 😎

Jonathan Carter

Mar 16 '19

In Pursuit of Enjoyable Developer Collaboration

#productivity #vscode #collaboration #webdev

104

8 min read

DEV installed locally. Check out docs.dev.to to get up and running. If you have issues getting things installed, let me know and we can get it sorted for you.
A decent Internet connection.

Our first pairing session will be Wednesday, July 15th at 3 PM ET/7 PM UTC.

Want to pair? Fill out the pairing form.

Looking forward to potentially pairing with you! 🍐

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