Recently while doing some coding on Twitch I was posed a question, “Are there any people streaming Java?”
It’s an interesting question, as I’ve seen a lot of people streaming a lot of languages. The bulk of streamers seem to be streaming JavaScript and the related frameworks and tools like React, Node.js, Vue.js, and others. I’ve also seen a lot of people using Python, and a few doing things like Rust, C++, and a few others but barely anybody using Java.
It’s been a year plus now that I’ve been streaming on Twitch (FOLLOWon the channel, it’s free not a paid subscription or anything). At points it has been weekly, sometimes every other week, sometimes every day of the week, or in some cases even more intermittently or frequently. The schedule, considering, has been kind of ridiculous. But that has now changed.
December 14th, 2019 UPDATE! Scroll to the end of the post for details and link to the latest version.
Over the last few months I’ve started working a lot more with DAW’s (Digital Audio Workstation) Software. The main software I’ve been using and have taught myself includes: Logic Pro X, Superior Drummer 3, and EZMix 2. I’ve written and played music for more years than I’ll count, and have wanted to make Twitch streaming one of my outlets to produce, mix, write, and offer up music that I put together.
Since I’ve spent the time training up on Logic Pro X, that ties me somewhat to MacOS. I could switch to something else and there would be some familiarities. But whatever the case that would mean I’d need to retrain myself on those non-familiar nuances of the software. The other software I use is offered as either MacOS or Windows and considering I’ve seen how Windows behaves with many of these things, bloats up with other things, and overall gives me a general UX distaste I didn’t really want to move or shift to that OS. Continue reading “Catalina 10.15.1 & OBS 24.0.2 Catastrofuck “Oops” (UPDATE: 24.0.5 Release Fixes)”→
This is going to be a mix of tech this week. Probably some database hacking, code hacking, samples, and setup of even more examples for use throughout your coding week!
Join me and several guests, on several different days to get into particulars about programming, coding, hacking, ops, devops, or whatever comes up. Ask questions, inquire, infer, or inform we’re here for the conversation. Join my guests and I!
This is going to be a mix of tech this week. Probably some database hacking, code hacking, samples, and setup of even more examples for use throughout your coding week!
Join me and several guests, on several different days to get into particulars about programming, coding, hacking, ops, devops, or whatever comes up. Ask questions, inquire, infer, or inform we’re here for the conversation. Join my guests and I!
I’ll probably have a few additions over the next couple of days, but for now, this is the bulk of content and coding coming up in the next couple of weeks! See ya in the code!
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