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.

I've Started to Live Code on Twitch for DEV

Nick Taylor ・ Apr 1 '20

#twitch #streaming #livecoding

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 😎

In Pursuit of Enjoyable Developer Collaboration

Jonathan Carter ・ Mar 16 '19

#productivity #vscode #collaboration #webdev

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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