Entertainment as Code

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Live streaming on Twitch becomes a learning and community build experiment: first stream on 25 June 2020, affiliate in seven days and partner by Aug 2021, audience metrics cited (Twitch 2020 17 billion hours, software streams 14M hours, ~1.6K avg viewers, ~100 live channels). Built interactive systems: Panther Bot (TypeScript, Express, MongoDB, TMI.js, WebSockets) powering OBS browser overlays, alerts, giveaways, emote rain and Discord go-live hooks; a guitar app The Fretinator with 160 jam tracks; a random code generator published to NPM (105 downloads, 75 PRs); GeoCities and webring recreations that actually attract contributors.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:06Background
3. 3:12Techfast
4. 6:39White Panther
5. 12:38Community
6. 16:13Twitch Bot
7. 17:32Architecture
8. 19:09Follows
9. 24:11Chat
10. 25:45Giveaways
11. 27:37Backseats
12. 29:58Geoc Cities
13. 30:51Stylestage
14. 33:11WebRing
15. 35:29Random Code Generator
16. 38:52Twitch Partner
17. 39:58Zeno Web
18. 41:29Game of Codes
19. 43:23Hellcom

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