wow, congratulations alex! despite the, um, mixed range of
comments, it's got a whole lot of new people thinking about livecoding.
it's a confusing topic for people new to the idea, so initial confusion is
to be expected.
i'm going to go proudly posting the link to the dorkfest and readme lists.
some of the slashdotters are asking for a sample mp3 as proof of the
pudding. is there one we can post somewhere without bringing down the
house on bandwidth? (or maybe we could post a copy of the short quicktime
from the dorkfest site so they could see screens too?)
-_at_
On Thu, 2 Sep 2004, alex wrote:
a> On Thu, 2004-09-02 at 15:46, Adrian Ward wrote:
a> > On 2 Sep 2004, at 3:16 pm, alex wrote:
a> > > There's an extremely well informed discussion about live coding on
a> > > slashdot right now!
a> > Extremely well informed? Did I type the wrong URL or something?
a>
a> Heh, well you get the impression that some of them read the title of the
a> story before posting at least.
a>
a> "This couldn't be more wrong. Code done properly is never spontaneous.
a> It is planned, it is architected, it is designed."
a>
a> alex
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Received on Thu Sep 02 2004 - 15:24:42 BST