das Live-Coding

Neutral and very close to "live coding": programming in real time, usually while others watch.

Almost the same meaning, but it sounds a bit more like the name of a process or technique than the action itself.

Emphasizes the technical side: code is written and changed without delay, in real time.

This is not the coding itself, but live training where coding may be only one part of the session.

A general programming course; it does not mean coding is being done and explained live in front of an audience.

Means a coding exercise or task, not a live demonstration.

Very close in meaning, but more descriptive and technical, like an explanation of how it works.

This is not a term itself, but a description of the situation: coding happens in front of people, for example in class or on stage.

A very general educational term; the focus is not on code, but on the teaching and learning method.

Emphasizes the demo aspect: something is shown in practice, but it is not necessarily programming.

Describes a learning setting or environment; it is only the framework in which live coding can happen.

Highlights live interaction with the audience: questions, reactions, and shared observation.