>>> hi all,
>>>
>>> I've "youtubed" a load of old livecoding movies here:
>>> http://www.pawfal.org/dave/movies.html
>>>
>>
>> Great to see these screencast examples, very cool. I particularly
>> enjoyed the rotblox example that shows a more complete performance.
>
> Thanks! I'm going to try and update that page as much as possible -
> hopefully some proper performances with betablocker and al-jazari
> next.
Thanks for these movies Dave, the more the better! I really enjoyed
rotblox as well. tcut was also pretty cool.
It's really neat to be able to see what everyone is up to. I really
like the idea of people posting links to screencasts. Obviously we'd
all like to present "live" but screencasts seem a reasonable
alternative for distribution amongst our small, scattered community.
I'd be interested to hear what others think about screencasts of live
coding performances - or recordings of other kinds. Is this valid
and useful or does it detract from the temporal nature of the
practice. I'll start the discussion by stating that I'm really
unsure myself, which I guess is pretty unsurprising given that I'm
asking the question. The one thing I'm certainly not suggesting is
that these recordings be performed in any sense (i.e. I'm definitely
not advocating recordings being played in concerts).
Cheers,
Andrew.S
Received on Fri Apr 06 2007 - 03:46:12 BST