It would be really cool to find the sweet-spot between &quot;twitch.tv-like free-for-all that eventually devolves like medium did&quot; and &quot;site run by select group of individuals that eventually develop a clique&quot; - somewhere that lets enough people post so nobody gets too burnt out, but not so many people that it&#x27;s just like the million and one other videos of this sort of thing on YouTube.<p>Basically find the balance between supply and demand so that most subscribers have watched <i>all</i> of a given uploader&#x27;s past videos, while new users won&#x27;t feel like they have 1000TB of old content they need to go through to catch up.<p>It wasn&#x27;t until I read WestCoastJustin&#x27;s comment (<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=11670868" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=11670868</a>) that I thought that something like this might be run as a top-down project with a chartered (for want of a better word) set of specific contributors - my initial interpretation was a social approach, where many people could upload videos and become well-known for their experience in specific areas (but still following along with a set of themes specific to your site).<p>What might be really cool is a system of competitions&#x2F;incentives&#x2F;rewards that encourage people to submit high-quality content, along with eg funding small events&#x2F;hackathons&#x2F;the like. That sounds like it would be a lot of fun!<p>Besides DevOps and infrastructure I would also highly recommend you add &quot;enough focus on current programming languages to fully comprehend devops from the dev side of the fence&quot; - focusing on how the engine works without driving the car and seeing the scenery will be boring :D (Translation: go maybe one or two steps beyond TodoMVC, but leave it at that. Then people&#x27;s appetites have been whetted - which is kind of the idea!)<p>On a slightly less positive note, this concept reminds me of a service that provides screencasting services for programmers; one of the founders (who may have (had(?)) some mental health issues) who began accusing a video uploader of certain actions in a very confusing way. Not drawing any conclusions myself; the comments (go to your HN settings (username, top-right) and turn <i>showdead</i> on to see them all) are over here: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=10486476" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=10486476</a><p>I first learned about that service a few months before the linked events happened, and I&#x27;d initially filed the site away as something that might potentially be fun to use; I&#x27;m not sure how I would proceed to use that service now that this has happened, because I wouldn&#x27;t want to be caught up in a similarly bewildering sequence of events myself.<p>Since DevOps is a very interesting subject to me, a site like this would fill a definite hole. I can&#x27;t promise I&#x27;d immediately be able to use the site myself (for current specific reasons that may for all I know have changed by the time the site is up) - but the idea sounds really cool.