This is the worst tutorial I've seen in a long time.

Enjoy my money.. I spent months of my life on Klickandplay and other game maker stereos in my time.

Id wonder how hard it would be to support both templated GUI based events and a scripted language for those who wanted to get a little deeper than

onclick(mouse1).character(player).section(armleft).item(bow).create(arrow1).shootforward(90)

Can you show a preview of the shirt?

Thanks for contributing!

You can read my comment about scripting down there, which should give some more insight about what I'm trying to achieve: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3752396.

Thomas Frick is working on multiple concepts for the t-shirt and we'll probably have a community vote to choose which one will go to print. He designed the pirate on the frontpage of http://craftstud.io/ and also made this pretty cool artwork: http://d2oadd98wnjs7n.cloudfront.net/medias/192736/files/Cra.... You can see more of his work at http://xaelgraphics.com/

Id rather just install Pneumatic tubes everywhere, Tacotubes!

Notch had thousands of people at one time, watching him code and justin.tv cost him 14k? I hope you can find a way...

I wonder who would pay to watch linus pull in git requests :)

This would be amazing for teaching people how to code.. step by step lessons with a verbal explanation on top of the visual aids and real code on a real ui..

Would be interesting to have a recording of the linux kernel programmers, could release a 'Best of Code 3.1'... offering football highlights of coding :)

I wonder who would pay to watch Carmack and others code on a regular basis..

Problem is if we only saw him diving into Rage source code and tweaking stuff, that wouldn't teach us much.

Plus Rage and other commercial stuff would be under NDA, so no chance of watching any coding on such projects. Big and popular open source projects would definitely work though, IMHO.

I want something like this for programmers.

Code my Startup - $5000 ;)