LIVE Streamed My Project on YouTube Every Week for 1 YEAR!

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It all started on the first Saturday of 2021 (January 2nd). That's when I began my adventure on YouTube with my first live stream, discussing my new passion side project.

I continued these streams every Saturday of every week in 2021. I've created a playlist that has these streams as well as my continued videos related to this project.

The project has been released on my personal website @ https://dustinbrett.com for a week now and has received lots of great feedback.

I am still on my journey to my original goal of 1,000 subscribers. This year has brought in 700 which is amazing and I am grateful for those subscribers who have decided to support me by following my YouTube channel.

Top comments (18)

vasanthkumar • Jan 13 '22

Awesome man. Really appreciate your effort and also for sharing your coding process in youtube live streams. The project was ❤️.
It's really hard to keep up consistent every week, but you have did it almost an year. Your dedication levels are great.

Dustin Brett • Jan 13 '22

Thank you! I'm glad you appreciated the effort.

JavaScript Room • Jan 15 '22

Just checked the result! I must say you have done great job! Winamp is like the real one from 90s :D

Dustin Brett • Jan 15 '22 • Edited

Thanks! I can only take credit for getting that Winamp clone into my project, the hard work of the recreation goes to webamp.org/

JavaScript Room • Jan 17 '22

Ah, I see. But the rest is done super nicely too!

Dustin Brett • Jan 17 '22

Thanks!

Anthony • Jan 13 '22

Nice, I only watched a few minutes of your stream but I plan on going through them at some point. You seem like a good teacher

Dustin Brett • Jan 13 '22

Thanks! I hope something I post online can help someone in some way. :-)

Anthony • Jan 13 '22

This is actually a brilliant idea. More developers and maintainers should creat videos to help explain your project. After all, documentation is sometimes hard to understand.

Dustin Brett • Jan 13 '22

Thanks! Ya it can be quite helpful for me also to do it in front of the camera and have to explain it again, sometimes I realize it doesn't make sense.