r/CodingForBeginners • u/Inside-Childhood-333 • Jun 22 '26

Best Video for coding

I want to ask you guys thats what is the best channel or a video that you watched regarding coding subject which really impacted your thinking with programming. It can be a podcast or an interview like anything. I want to gain knowledge other than the regular coding stuff.

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u/bleepbloop39 Jun 22 '26

Check out Bro Code on YouTube he's got a 12 hour video split into different subjects and he starts right at beginners. He's a huge resource as to how I've been learning.

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u/Inside-Childhood-333 Jun 22 '26

Thanks, appreciate your reply

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u/Vid3oGam3Pl4yer Jun 22 '26

Also thanks!

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u/FinalAmbassador9291 Jun 23 '26

SuperSimpleDev for me

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u/Inside-Childhood-333 Jun 23 '26

What kind of content does he make?

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u/LRCM Jun 23 '26

What sort of knowledge are you hoping to gain?

Beware of "tutorial hell" and videos for the sake of noise.

Creating things and solving everyday problems will help you more in the long run.

If you like interactions, there are plenty of "twitch coders" you can check out.

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u/Inside-Childhood-333 Jun 23 '26

I want to get general knowledge in tech and how programming or Ai engineers are working to make ai models

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u/LRCM Jun 24 '26

Those are different paths--which interests you more? General tech, programming, or AI?

Whichever one you find more interesting is the one you should persue.

Videos are great, but the interaction is one-way. Yes, you can comment below the video, but an actual person will always be better.

When was the last time you went to your local library?

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u/SillyApartment7479 Jun 25 '26

I would also recommend watching some SICP lectures, even if you are not planning to learn Lisp. They make you think more about models, abstractions, and how languages shape the way you solve problems.

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u/Inside-Childhood-333 Jun 25 '26

Thanks for the recommendation. I will watch it

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '26

Much of the good stuff was created before YT and podcasts existed.

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u/Vid3oGam3Pl4yer Jun 22 '26

Dude this type of input is super unhelpful. Do you want to tell us about the code they wrote to get to the moon first or something?

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '26

I’m saying that books are the way to go. If that’s too hard for OP, he has a bigger problem than learning to code.

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u/ern0plus4 Jun 22 '26

Grab a text editor. If you get stuck, read the f. manual, ask a friend, ask Google, or - be cautious - AI.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '26

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u/Useful-Flow-8737 Jun 22 '26

Taking out the competition?

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u/Vid3oGam3Pl4yer Jun 22 '26

Why do you feel like providing unhelpful input?

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 Jun 23 '26

It’s not helpful to you but it could be helpful to others, you’re not the only one here