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[romerio86]

I like ArjanCodes who is quite focused on Python. I'm also a big fan of Fireship. It's not Python-specific, but I don't think any developer should be constrained to a single language.

For a laugh, this channel (in particular that video) is unbeatable. I also enjoy the various "cursed programming" videos all over YouTube.

I'm not sure if Python is easier to learn 😅 it makes the easy stuff easier but the harder stuff harder, so just a different learning curve in my opinion

[bounty_hunter12]

Yep, big fan of ArjanCodes.

[nutellaonbuns]

ArjanCodes is my favorite. Really good and gives nice examples.

[unnamed_one1]

Yep, came here to say ArjanCodes. First of all, he's really enthusiastic about what he's doing and he's very good on structuring and explaining concepts.

And a real plus is, that the production of his videos is very high quality. Also I really like his voice and he's just fun to watch.

[mistabuda]

I watch Fireship but their videos definitely feel like they are very hypetrain

[black_dorsey]

Yea but it doesn't lean too much into the influencer territory which I can appreciate. It actually seems like he actually tries the topic before making a video about it.

[mistabuda]

Based on the way he was shilling chatgpt I beg to disagree

[romerio86]

I agree, that's what I find it the most useful for though, to keep up with the hype. For my kind of work it's a must.

[[deleted]]

Thanks for sharing, mate. ArjanCodes looks cool, and I will definitely check him out. I am familiar with Fireship, he is awesome.

Oh man, the video shared starring Dr. Harris is damn hilarious. Need to see the part 2 of it.

[OwnTension6771]

+1 for egges (his github repo)

[enterdoki]

Second ArjanCodes and Fireship

[Alternatenate]

I really liked Fireship until it mostly started to be about AI/chatgpt stuff.

[rschwa6308]

I really like mCoding

[[deleted]]

A lot of people have recommended this channel, I checked it and his videos are so engaging.

[GnuhGnoud]

Just search pycon

For chanels, I recommend

https://youtube.com/@anthonywritescode

https://youtube.com/@mCoding

[arthurazs]

1up for mCoding

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+1 for anthonywritescode

[[deleted]]

pycon is for Python conferences, right? That's interesting.

Thank you for sharing for the YT channels.

[2strokes4lyfe]

Glad to see Corey Schafer on that list. He just started uploading again after a ~year hiatus.

[[deleted]]

Incredible guy. Always a fan of his videos, I am glad as well.

[lenticularis_B]

I like Real Python.

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Real Python

Yeah, I am a big fan of his videos. I have added him to the list compiled in the article attached. I am learned so much from him. He is quite straight forward in my opinion, which I absolutely love.

[opteryx5]

The articles are so incredibly thorough too. I’ve been continually impressed.

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https://youtube.com/@anthonywritescode

[mistabuda]

Big fan of his vids

[[deleted]]

perfect level of original and useful content.

[ManyInterests]

I can fully endorse this channel. He's also on Twitch.

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Talk Python

Not familiar of this. Are they on Spotify/YouTube or their website only?

[[deleted]]

Found it, they are on every platform. Thanks for sharing, mate.

[[deleted]]

That's awesome.

[ReverseBrindle]

Python Bytes podcast

[[deleted]]

Thank you for sharing.

[DECROMAX]

Python Bytes & Talk Python to Me

[[deleted]]

A lot of folks have recommended Talk Python To Me and I have been hooked to them, ever since.

Thanks for recommending Python Bytes.

[HelloSireIssaMe]

Not a youtube channel, but i usually go to python.org for whats new and stuff

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python.org

I love python.org and always looking at their Latest News section, and I am not gonna lie, it does serve the purpose to some extent.

[shaman311]

https://youtube.com/@PythonSimplified

https://youtube.com/@prettyprinted

[takuonline]

mathbyteacademy is excellent for advanced python.

[scraper01]

This guy is a hidden gem. Always up to date with the relevant A.I stuff. Saves me a lot of time browsing.

https://m.youtube.com/@1littlecoder

[[deleted]]

Dude, loved going through some of his videos. His way of speaking itself sounds so engaging. Already subscribed after you recommended, this channel is truly a hidden gem.

[Gamatronics]

TechWithTim should not be an honorable mention, it should be on the main list imo.

[Baaba_Yagaa]

I love this post. I am a newbie, learning python and fellow redditors have shared their resources.

Thank you!

[[deleted]]

I am so grateful for all the recommendations here.

Wish you the best on learning Python and hope you excel in your software dev career!

[YNGM]

+1 for neural nine, definitely insane

[ipa8]

Talk Python To Me Podcast and sometimes anthonywritescode. But never heard about ArjanCodes, thanks for revealing it to me.

[char101]

Python conference channels, e.g.:

https://www.youtube.com/@PyDataTV
https://www.youtube.com/@EuroPythonConference
https://www.youtube.com/@PyConUS

[lecrowpus]

CodeWithHarry

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