It would help advertisers creating their ads if twitch app/sdk supports IAB Mraid standard. https://www.iab.com/guidelines/mraid/

I have quite a bit of experience with MRAID and integrating it in PWA's and also developing bridges.

The tutorials just leave you at the end of a page with no 'Continue' or 'Next Step' button. It 's not obvious if I'm at the end of the tutorial or not.

https://dev.twitch.tv/products/

the links under "code samples" are not clear that it's three different links

Features like Channel Points are restricted for Affiliate accounts only.

The fact that not all developers are streamers themselves too, makes it harder to test features like PubSub on the channelpoints topic. It makes them dependent on other affiliate streamers to test their codebase.

It would be nice if it was possible to have alternative ways to access those. either in a developer sandbox mode for testing, or by a waiver of the regular affiliate requirements for developers.

Simplified views could maybe be simple?

The "build your first extension" walkthrough was perfect until about the half-way mark, then it started omitting hugely important steps. I had to stumble around to try and keep up, and although I was modestly successful, I was not able to see my Panel extension in my channel. Would have been helpful to actually have a zip file of assets to upload, because I have no idea whether I did that step correctly.

"Check: If you want to see the completed code at this stage, its available on the Step 1 branch."

There are no links to the source code. It would be extremely helpful to have a link to GitHub repo with full set of code in this tutorial, to see how it all goes together.

Hello guys from twitch. Last week I filled out the form to add my indie company to the platform claiming my game, but it was denied. I gave all possible information and did not understand the reason for the denial.

Our game is already in the GiantBomb database and we are doing all the transition process (we come from MIXER) by implementing the Twitch API to the game and creating the extensions.

I sincerely ask you to help us register the company.

Screenshot: https://i.gyazo.com/bbb8b10afa1fb779baa31d711b610620.png

The 2 results only differ by a trailing slash in the link url.

Hi,

I'm a game developer/publisher and I would really like to be able to get a notification (email and/or in-browser) when someone plays one of my game(s)!

Currently it's possible to follow a game but you don't get any notification when someone streams it.

If possible, I would like this implemented directly from the web GUI.

NB : I would also love this feature as a regular user, there are several niche games I would really like to get notified when someone streams them…

https://imgur.com/a/eEna7aY

Search results are behind images on the main docs page

At the "Local Server" point, I was totally confused and I didn't know what to do...
I would love some small Videos or Gifs that show you what to do, like "save this file there" or "write this line of code in this line" or maybe display some images that show you, how it should look like or "what happens when you do this"...

Add a copy button for the Client-ID in the dev console for apps.

not urgently needed would just be nice to have

https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/embed

is missing the docs search function top left/first item in the nav

In the dev docs, can you add an "Updated" field with the date of when the page was last updated, or what versions the doc works with? Trying as a newbie now, there's some stale info in here.

Currently, I find the docs hard to get through, although most documentation is there. It would be nice if you can go to the part of the docs that you might need, at the moment you are having a choice. For example when choosing what type of extension you want, that it will have a link to that specific documentation. Let's say you have chosen Panel, you then get a link to a/some of the example repositories for a Panel, the test channel, and a link to the documentation for creating a Panel.