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gianthamster

gianthamster

I rarely have time for videos any more, but I’m a big fan of Bruce Tate at Groxio, who combines interviews, coding in Elixir, and some exposure to other programming languages I otherwise would probably never look into:

https://www.youtube.com/c/Groxio/

Mostly I watch conference talks. For me, German Velasco’s recent one on Phoenix LiveView testing was the most directly relevant and applicable thing I’ve seen all year:

ohm

ohm

I’m amazed that Daniel Shiffman from The Coding Train isn’t there:

I’ve done a couple of this coding challenges: https://omegahm.github.io/codingtrain/

wolf4earth

wolf4earth

I’ve never watched any kind of developer related content on YouTube beyond talks.

What kind of content do these channels produce? Guides? Tutorials? Live coding?

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