To add to the diversity of people on the list, I am not a live-coder but
doing some research at Aarhus University, Denmark (although from the UK)
and am very interested in real-time coding practices. I have written,
and am writing, some collaborative texts with Alex McLean that relates
broadly to the topic.
For a sample of the kind of approach (although this one is single
authored), see
http://www.anti-thesis.net/contents/texts/means-end.pdf
cheers, geoff (a long time lurker)
On 2/15/11 15:47 PM, alex wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> This mailing list has been going since early 2004. It started off
> with a lively discussion, but has been rather quiet lately in recent
> years, apart from project and event announcements (so it's not as if
> live coding isn't happening). The mailing list software reports 290
> members, so I'm guessing there are a lot of lurkers.
>
> So, I think it's time to break the ice that's formed, and to entice
> some lurkers out and broaden the discussion. So please hit reply and
> introduce yourself, and state your interest in live coding.
>
> I'll do it too, but someone else go first!
>
> alex
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