[swirlycheetah]

It's against their TOS to stream anything which isn't video game related, which means you're allowed to stream development of a video game but most likely not of a website or app (not sure about a video game website or app...).

I aim to make discovery and categorization much easier. It's pretty difficult right now on twitch to find someone streaming game dev, if you add into the mix only wanting to see streamers using specific languages (e.g. JS) or specific tools (e.g. Unity) then things get exponentially more difficult.

I want to make interactions more useful and clear than what you currently get with twitch. Allowing things like code snippets, markdown, line number references, live source code updates should go a long way towards this goal.