Play with your code
summary
Programming games are used to demonstrate concrete DX improvements: a multiplayer Battlesnake must reply under 500ms to a board state, Exopunks shows line‑level visibility, registers and tape decks plus step/run/pause controls and ~100 tests for instant regressions, One Dreamer embeds code with hot reloading and a visible change summary, live reload via Vite surprises viewers, and practical tools include binding.b, ANSI color codes for CLIs, bundle info, generators/scaffolds and LSP in-editor docs.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:11Fun in Ruby programming
- 3:19Immediate feedback in developer experience
- 6:31Faster feedback at work
- 8:17Live reloading joy
- 9:41Vite’s live reloading
- 10:44Debugging context
- 12:07Color in dev tools
- 13:31Color in CLI
- 14:55Terminal color
- 15:56Fun documentation
- 17:21Docs in editor
- 18:04Tutorial examples
- 19:07Ruby templates
- 20:31Purpose and curiosity
- 21:34Code impact
- 22:17Autonomy and choice in programming
- 23:20Open source AI
- 24:02Closing
