Hello everybody, i need help to trace a short history of live coding communities in the past years. Actually, I had too much questions, but i think this ones are the most important at the moment: - W hen a group of people started to think in a philosophy/aesthetic around the interactive programming? TOPLAP was the first? If yes, how it started and how it evolve. There are others? - How this group of people works? They share information to each others? How? Why? Is there a hierarchy between users? Crowdsourcing tools influence their productions? - Considering the number of LC languages today existing, and that every language have a relative comminities of users/dev, is possible to consider the language as an expression of philosophy/aesthetic of this group? Or it is just an instrument? Thank you so much for your help.
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