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The Ruby on Rails Podcast

Episode 515: Livestreaming Code On Twitch with Rachael Wright-Munn

May 15, 2024
Livestreaming Rails development on Twitch is the highlight of this episode with Rachael Wright-Munn. They discuss challenges and successes, building community, and insights into creating engaging coding sessions. The episode explores the world of streaming on Twitch, including practical tips for starting a stream and enhancing audience engagement.
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  • Transitioned to Twitch for creative outlet outside traditional work roles.
  • Balancing structured content and interactive elements is vital for successful Twitch streaming.

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Rachel Wright-Mon's Journey to Streaming on Twitch

Rachel Wright-Mon's transition to streaming on Twitch stemmed from a challenging work environment that led her to seek fulfillment outside traditional job roles. Drawing inspiration from fellow streamers like Phoenix Dimpthe and Noop Cat, Rachel embarked on her streaming journey, initially focusing on Redjax Crossword and later, game development projects like Hunters Keepers during Hacktoberfest. This shift provided a creative outlet and a sense of community beyond the confines of corporate expectations.

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