There are a lot of exciting changes in Livecoding.tv v2.5 release. One of those changes include a separate section for different programming languages.

There are 266 language categories covered in our new release. You can learn about these languages by accessing the newly released “All Categories” page.

Check out all the programming categories here.

Category Page

Let us show you, the step by step guide for exploring the category page.

Step 1: Simply click the categories button on the top menu to view all language categories.

Select Category

Step 2: You will land on the categories page where you can view all categories. Click on one category like Ruby to access all information about it.

Select Ruby

Step 3: There are broadcasts in the middle section of the page. You can view beginner, intermediate and expert level broadcast content as shown below.

Content of Ruby

Step 4: You can access important introductory information about Ruby language at the top, and even share it with your friends and colleagues. You can also view all info at once by clicking “read more”.

Introduction to Ruby

Step 5: You can also access resource and information of topics such as its history, tools, books, etc. All topics as marked below and can be found on the left side of the page. You can also view all type of broadcasts based on varying skill levels by clicking on beginner, intermediate or expert.

Category Topics

Step 6: So you can select each topic or click read more as seen in “step 4” to read a particular topic. Apart from introduction and history, you can also see the best tools for a particular language such as for Ruby.

Tools for Ruby

Step 7: You can access books suited for beginner, intermediate or advanced level. Furthermore, you can go through the best projects of that programming language and also find the source of best community support.

What’s more you can follow the gurus and best conferences of that programming language from all around the world. See images below.

Projects of Ruby

Ruby Books

Ruby Community Support

Ruby Gurus

Ruby Conferences

Step 8: At the end of the page you can download language’s cheat sheet.

Ruby Cheat Sheet

This is by far not everything on offer. If you have at least 4 years of experience in a certain programming language, you can become a Ninja for that programming language. A Ninja can update and add important content in the language categories. All you need to do is send us an email to [email protected] and tell us that you want to create unique content for a particular programming language.

Conclusion

There you go. All the knowledge and resource you want for a programming language is right here in one place.

Still have questions? Don’t forget to ask them in the comment section below. You can also contact us at [email protected].