Hello all,
Last Summer (not too long after the ICLC actually) - I got a chance in
Madrid to do some outdoor livecoding, that is in the street, using a little
frame to carry small speakers on my back, the laptop in front, and
pico-projector mounted upon my arm.
It was a kind of a spur of the moment incentive to do it, with little
preparation time both in terms of creating the wearable interface and
preparing a code base (so in a sense quite pure, blank-slate livecoding).
I am looking now at Alberto de Campo's original designs for the straptop
for a more comfortable wearable laptop mount.
Also for my new performance I am looking into alternative settings for
livecoding; away from the table on the stage, but still livecoding with a
computer.
(currently learning how to type with the Twiddler3, a one-handed keyboard
and mouse, as an alternative to the regular keyboard).
I am now doing a little writeup about the experience, and trying to place
it in context, so I was wondering whether there are other examples of the
livecoder moving a way from the table, and coding in unusual contexts.
sincerely,
Marije
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