In 2020 I saw a lot of dev people starting their YouTube channels and actively posting new content there.
I also compiled I list of some of my all-time favs:

35 Awesome Dev People to Follow on YouTube π₯
Madza γ» Sep 26 '20
Have you ever considered starting your own dev-related YouTube channel? And what are the reasons behind your decision?
If you already have one, share it in the comments!
Top comments (28)
I have considered it. A month or two ago, I posted a video tutorial on my YouTube channel) I found that I prefer doing tutorials in a blog format than video (also because editing videos takes a loooooooong time).
Could you share a link to your channel, would love to see what you came up with!
I feel like it's about getting used to the workflow, editing comes naturally too by the time if you do it frequently enough π
Here is my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCgq0Cil1meAxq.... Since I'm a swimmer, I also put some Race Reviews up there. Here is the tutorial: youtu.be/1KgN1wQQj58.
I will take a look once I'm home from work ππ
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I Subed :3
Great discussion!
I've stared a YouTube channel last year and managed to get nearly 100k views since then π
However still 650 subscribers to go before I can start monetizing :D Any help will be appreciated:
youtube.com/channel/UCQWmdHTeAO0Uv...
Wait, do you have to have a certain number of subscribers before you can get in on the ad action? Why would they have a threshold?
Yep! There are 2 main requirements, here's a screenshot:
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I wouldn't say I'm a
YouTuber
per se, but I have a channel with some content; mostly basic/random programming previews/demos and some simple old gaming stuff. No talking, sorry.I have plenty of content to provide in a wide variety of areas, but you won't catch me talking on screen lol.
I will be adding more soon though.
Check it out @ lateralus138@videos.youtube
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I post some of the programming projects I do to my channel sometimes, but I have to make a new one since most my subscribers are from completely unrelated stuff, so I'd be better off having it be more focused
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSkMMtA...
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Here is my youtube channel: youtube.com/channel/UC-dWtb3Bz3lXZ...
I'm from Dominican Republic so my videos are in spanish(for now) but my code (variable name, functions name, classes, interfaces, etc..) is in english so I think can understand my code
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Not in a hundred years ... I could very well see myself blogging, but the idea of doing coding on Youtube, no not at all ... just give me a well-written blog post or tutorial over a Youtube video anytime.
I started a youtube channel in 2020, because I am very bad explaining things and with this channel I want to improve my skill of explanation and also improve my learnings because for explaining the things you have to go deeper.
I gave it a whack.
I'd say it's a very time consuming endeavour, compared to writing. You get a bigger boost in terms of view counts to begin with, but it then quickly tapers off to nothing as the algorithm prioritises new content, whereas with blogging I found that the views/engagement were fairly consistent week after week.
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I don't follow particular developers on YouTube, however I do see the site itself as an amazing resource for anything technical.
If I need to know how to do something and can't find clarity from the docs or some SO answers within a couple of minutes, I often check to see whether some 12-year-old enthusiastically showing of their new knowledge can explain it to me in small words. I've learned so much that way :) Not just dev stuff, but everything from how to use vector graphics programs to how to repair dodgy plumbing.
I'd like to record some interesting videos because the code is boring for others. If anyone here can share more experiences. How a developer can be a Youtuber and some tips or advice that would be good.
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