Closed humphd closed 2 years ago
I had to let this brew in my head a bit before I wanted to comment. I absolutely love this idea and I can see so much potential here. I might be getting ahead of myself but once we have an integrated Telescope podcast working, I can see Seneca using it as a marketing tool to make their school of tech standout even more among the other colleges and universities. I've watches pre-recorded coding tutorials/courses/classes and live stream coding/designing/drawing/phone interviews before but nothing like what is being proposed here. That being said, I want to explore this idea but dont know what I can bring to the table yet. I do see a dependency on having people willing to stream regularly. I think @Grommers00, @raygervais, @agarcia-caicedo, and @manekenpix are great at it >:D
Speaking of @Grommers00, I haven't seen him in a while. All his Docker up- down-ing helped birth this idea and he just pruned outta here.
I'll write a blog post and get my ideas out into the community, and others can riff off it.
Hello, @humphd, @cindyledev!
This really sparked my interested, so I would like to bring this idea "back to life"; it sounds like a really cool feature that everybody would like to try out.
I have a couple of comments/ideas as to how this can be realized:
This is mostly a suggestion on how the front-end can look like for the "livestreams":
Ignoring the clearly pixelated look of the icons, my idea is that we can provide that small window for any livestreams that are currently online, and possibly give the option to the user to close it if they are not interested on any livestreams at the moment.
I would like to end this by saying that I would like to pick up the work from Cindy, as the "livestream" part of this issue can be thoroughly discussed at a later moment. Let me know if you have any suggestions 😄
@dbelokon OK, I'm glad to see someone who wants to take this a bit further. You're right to split this issue up into smaller pieces, since it's way too big for us to make progress on (which is why we haven't). I think building out the UI side of this, separate from having all the live stream bits figured out, makes sense. I'd encourage you to go for it.
I'm excited for this idea to be resurrected
Whoever was a part of the podcast before, I want to start streaming about Telescope. If anyone is interested in being there, let me know.
This was mainly @cindyledev, @raygervais, @manekenpix, @Grommers00, @agarcia-caicedo I think.
I will post a link on Slack when I will do this. Otherwise, talk to me there before it, so we can maybe plan
Follow #3035
Closing this in favor of twitch streams instead
I wrote in my blog about the so-called "Telescope Podcast,"
I'd like to propose that we explore the potential for making this workflow a defining aspect of Telescope itself.
Proposal
Make it possible for Telescope to host real-time, online, collaborative development so that people can engage with both past content (blogs) and current content (voice/video streams, chat, screensharing).
I don't know exactly what I mean by this, but here are the pieces that I imagine we could use and explore:
Goals
There's an increased awareness of real-time chat, video, audio, and screensharing due to us all being at home for COVID-19. I think some people will continue to want to create and consume edutainment this way. Seneca is full of people who are trying hard to learn how all this technology works, and we could use Telescope as a way to show them how.
I'd like for Telescope the product, and Telescope the project to become more integrated. It would be awesome if people could go form watching the live streams for a few weeks to thinking, "Hey, I want to try this..." and joining in to help improve the code.
This isn't really a proper Issue yet, since I'm not sure what I'm proposing exactly. More, I'd like to see us try and capture some of the best of what worked during our 100% online time this term, and convert that into features we can ship and use as part of Telescope.