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Fantastic youtube channels, with top-quality learning for software engineers

Periklis Gkolias on March 12, 2018

Video training is undeniably one of the most popular methods, for self-taught programmers and according to Forbes, the most popular, amongst mill...

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Anant Rungta • Jul 2 '20

Hi, I also have a Youtube Channel, in which I discuss tutorials, and react.js projects SEO, SSR.
Please check it out and maybe we can collaborate on something.

Video : youtube.com/watch?v=66owdRkc8pI
Channel : youtube.com/c/CodersLifeSimplified

Periklis Gkolias • Jul 3 '20

Nice one explaining the ssr and seo things

varo manukyan • Mar 13 '18

FunFunFunction is super cool.

Periklis Gkolias • Mar 13 '18 • Edited

Interesting JavaScript videos indeed. I will totally have a look at the one about pair programming. It looks like he's having a very good medium blog as well. How about persuading him to clone/migrate them here :)

Rose Cass • Mar 20 '18

Yes! FunFunFunction is my go to dev youtube channel 👍

Avisaac • Mar 14 '18 • Edited

Thanks for the post.
I'll add some more that wasn't mentioned in the other comments..
Coding tech
And
Christopher Okhravi

Enzo Lizama Paredes • Mar 14 '18 • Edited

Interesting topic to share YouTube channels. My favorite ones :

wiseAss for Android
The coding train for JS and ML very very very recommended
Siraj Raval for python

Periklis Gkolias • Mar 18 '18

The JS/ML playlist is fantastic :)

Iren Korkishko • Mar 19 '18

Great! Thank you for this list. I covered the similar topic but picked the Twitch/Youtube channels of particular developers: syndicode.co/2018/03/19/learn-to-c...

Periklis Gkolias • Mar 19 '18

Very very nice. I want to encourage you, by all means, to write about the dev streams on Twitch. I am 99% sure that, excluding gamers, most people don't know this aspect.

Iren Korkishko • Mar 20 '18

Thanks! I will do my best! Twitch is the absolutely right place for the developers and I hope soon it will gain more popularity.

Tomer Ben David • Mar 19 '18 • Edited

Would you consider my channel? What do you think of it?

Tomer Ben David on Programming YouTube Channel

Topics on this channel and all are aligned toward simplicity, in manners of CheatSheets and assuming you come from a Clean Slate.

System Design
Scala Concepts what I like and dislike.
Machine Learning Terminology and practice (JVM and Python and R) ;)
NLP CheatSheet
Distributed Computing
Programming and Philosophy
Bitcoin and Blockchain (Technology).
Programming Best Practices.
Databases Concepts (Cassandra, Couchbase, more to come).

I hope you find it useful! I hope to extend it to DevOps, UI, and basically everything a developer should know or don't want to know. ;)

Periklis Gkolias • Mar 19 '18

Very nice channel, at least for me, the topics are quite interesting. Keep it up. :)

If you want to take it to a different level, I would suggest, your blog posts to be more analytical, not just cheatsheets.

Tomer Ben David • Mar 19 '18

Thanks! Will do that :)

Scroung3D • Mar 13 '18 • Edited

I would like to recommend Academind

Periklis Gkolias • Mar 13 '18

Indeed he is great and his courses extremely relaxing

Paul Isaris • Mar 13 '18

Awesome topic! I would also like to recommend (in no particular order):

Periklis Gkolias • Mar 13 '18

Thanks for the contribution, Academind looks top class, I will check the rest too.

Claudio Bernasconi • Apr 5 '19

Awesome list of great YouTube channels, Periklis. I subscribed to a few of them, thank you very much!

I want to add IAmTimCorey to the list. He has a ton of in-depth tutorials on .NET development on his channel.

I also want to shamelessly add my own, recently started channel to the list. I create videos about (.NET) software engineering, and I had a few exciting and successful videos so far.

Periklis Gkolias • Apr 6 '19

Thank you for the kind words and for sharing it, Claudio. I will totally check it out, when I will be reading unity and .net :)

Jelena Smiljkovic • Mar 27 '18

thenewboston is my favorite! I recently started my own channel youtube.com/c/plavookac :) I am frontend developer for 6 years now and few months I started learning backend, will share all my experience so far and from now

Natti Katz • Mar 13 '18

For pure fundamental web skills, I highly recommend Net Ninja. Manchester accent and jokes are a plus.

Ahmad Abdulaziz • Mar 13 '18

Would like to recommend LevelupTut

Periklis Gkolias • Mar 13 '18

I will totally have a look in the graphql playlist ;)

Andreas Keller • Mar 19 '18

I really like Scott Tolinskis videos on the Level Up Tutorials channel youtube.com/user/LevelUpTuts.

I also run a website awesomereact.com where I collect the best React/GraphQL videos on YouTube.

Carlos Mafla • May 10 '18

I recently started a youtube channel and I have some videos related to Chef (devops) if anyone is interested :)

alexpilk • Mar 13 '18

For python, Corey Schafer is awesome!

Periklis Gkolias • Mar 13 '18

Indeed, great python material in there. Thank you :)

Santiago Torres • Sep 11 '19

Cool!!
Do you know a channel where Clojure is taught?

Periklis Gkolias • Sep 11 '19

Thank you, I see Derek Banas (no 1 in the list) has a 1h+ long one
youtube.com/watch?v=ciGyHkDuPAE

Justin • Mar 13 '18

It was thanks to Bucky that I was able to do well in my OOP class because I discovered his channel over one summer before the semester began! haha

Strahinja Babić • Mar 13 '18

didnt check those guys except Traversy he is really awesome :)

Would add Drew Ryan and THe NEt Ninja as well

Vladimir Striber • Mar 20 '18

I would like to add Kevin Powell’s channel, it’s about web design and frontend development and it’s great... He goes in details on meny subjects especially on css