I think the 'live' part of streaming might introduce a high noise factor.
What if the programmer could finish a programming session and then go back and see exactly what they have done and reflect on it? What if they could highlight just the interesting parts and leave the uninteresting parts on the cutting room floor? What if they could supply a reflective narrative describing how and why the code evolved? I think these types of experiences would provide more valuable learning experiences than the typical live code stream.
This is what I am trying to accomplish with my project called Storyteller:
(Earlier in the life of the project I also emphasized the tool as a version control tool/replacement but I am backing away from that for the time being)
What if the programmer could finish a programming session and then go back and see exactly what they have done and reflect on it? What if they could highlight just the interesting parts and leave the uninteresting parts on the cutting room floor? What if they could supply a reflective narrative describing how and why the code evolved? I think these types of experiences would provide more valuable learning experiences than the typical live code stream.
This is what I am trying to accomplish with my project called Storyteller:
http://www.storytellersoftware.com
There is a longer video demo here:
https://vimeo.com/97711978
(Earlier in the life of the project I also emphasized the tool as a version control tool/replacement but I am backing away from that for the time being)