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Hi! I was wondering if you take requests for additions.

I started a channel a couple of months ago called Context Free, currently with just 125 subscribers.

I focus primarily on programming languages, including design, history, and coding sessions to demo features in and across languages. My goal is to be useful to both new and experienced programmers (including programming language designers).

Hey Erik!
I just found this very nice resource! Thank you for creating it!

I have a quick question: I moved over the 1k subs limit recently. It is ok if we put my channel into the "tutorials" section? 😃

I also do Live Streaming (planning to be more consistent)

Thank you!

Channel Name: Programming with Vishal

About: This channel is all about Programming, Tips, and Tricks videos. This channel also serves you a course that provides everything you need to develop a Web Application and Mobile Development such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, PHP, Laravel, MySQL, Ajax, Dart, Flutter, etc.

Channel Link: Programming with Vishal

Bengali channel Learn with Sumit should be changed to Learn with Sumit Bangladesh.

Hi everyone 👋,

I noticed the GitHub Workflow for checking the markdown links is failing with this link, since it results on a 404 response. Is the correct link for this channel this one?

I double-checked and saw @codyseibert added it to the Up and Coming section, so I just wanted to make sure if the link is correct.

Would love your feedback 🙂,
Thanks.

awesome resource. but "Brazilian" isnt a language, they speak Portuguese in brazil (and in 6 other countries). cheers

I started a YT channel 4 months ago focusing on software founders and indie-hackers. Most videos are a behind-the-scenes tour of how I built and grew a web-app that supported me for ten years. A combo of big picture code stuff (e.g. error tracking, data integrity, CI testing) and a dose of Vim.

I think your category "English/Informational" is the best fit, followed by "Live Coding" (I demo everything live — e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=futay9NjOac) (I'm working on subtitles ATM to be more inclusive)

The channel on YouTube is here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC17mJJnvzAa_e9qQqLIfIeQ

As for size, I'm at 2.4k subscribers between YouTube and email on-site (https://www.semicolonandsons.com/)

Markdown links action is broken, needs fixed.

FlutterMapp: Tutorial
New channel that I came across on YouTube, link to his channel page

CodeBullet: Informative
Run by a robot guy with no upload schedule, fun to watch and learn new things from, link to his channel

Where is amazing Вадим Макеев channel ?

1. Вадим Макеев - Vadim Makeev is creator of Emmet and head teacher in HTML Academy most famous school in Russia
2. Веб-стандарты - popular regular podcast with latest news about web-dev

Speaking about podcast:
3. Фронтенд Юность - news, interviews with frontenders, toxic jokes and bad words

Also recommend to add:
4. JavaScript.Ninja - channel of Gitlab senior programmer

Some comments about channels in section:
Владилен Минин - man, who mostly retelling official documentation (better to read it for yourself)
Гоша Дударь - some kind of lamer (not recommended imho)
ExtremeCode - satiric channel
Senior Software Vlogger - good channel for programmers, but mostly not about frontend
Sorax - last video 3 years ago
w23 - he is computer engineer (C/C++ etc).

I have a question. What would be a valid condition for removing a channel from the list?

Siraj's content is not credible. He has publicly apologised for plagiarism and stealing other people's code without crediting them and passing off as his own

Sort tutorials and informational channels by technology

• Web Development
• Machine Learning
• Game Development
• Interview Preperation

Hi, Erik! Would you please add Hexlet YouTube channel to the list of Russian language channels? Here it is https://www.youtube.com/user/HexletUniversity/ Hexlet is educational platform for developers. We publish interviews, live coding, webinars about development, business, soft-skills training etc.

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Mega Meter, fully loaded mega meter of Dev YouTubers.

• First, I'm glad that you made this list of Dev YouTubers, I was looking for one for a very long time.
  There is one problem; this list doesn't tell me which technologies these YouTube channels specialize in.
• Second, I would like to list some channels here that I couldn't find in your list, with their specialization :-

1. • The Cherno ; C++/Visual Studio
2. • javidx9 ; C++/Visual Studio
3. • Engineer Man ; C/Rust/Python/JavaScript/Unity
4. • Two Minute Papers ; PHD Papers
5. • The Audio Programmer ; C++/JUCE
6. • Jake Wright ; competitive Programming
7. • Coder's Tape ; PHP
8. • techsith ; JavaScript
9. • Programming with Peter ; PHP
10. • Seytonic ; (Informational)
11. • JAMstack Conf ; Tech Conference
12. • Rachit Jain ; competitive Programming
13. • CHM Tech ; (Informational)
14. • CrashCourse ; AI
15. • The Ape Machine ; AI
16. • Barry Brown ; Python/Java/SQL/C
17. • CppNuts ; C++/Advance C++
18. • Coding Walnut ; C (Up And Coming)

I hope you will add these to your Mega Meter.
👍

New Boston is back, dear. Please remove him from the retired. He is and will be the best. Please make the change accordingly

Add non english category and channels

Well I think you should put the people alphabetically or by subs,for example CodeWithHarry has most subs in hindi catagory (1.43 m) so he should be at top

It might be useful to sort the channels by name (within a category). I believe the current order is random and does not offer any benefit to alphabetical order.

What are your opinions on this? I'd create a PR if that is what you'd like to have.

We can create more categories based on languages, frameworks.