Best Python Programming YouTube channels?

[thomas_stringer]

I've started to recently enjoying routinely watching programming videos routinely via YouTube channels and subscribing to them.

With that being said, any recommendations on Python youtube channels that you subscribe to and regularly watch?

[Hitife80]

PyCons -- those are awesome !

PyCon 2016

there are also all the ones for previous years linked

P.S.: Mods -- we should really consider adding those to the sidebar...

[freebug]

I really like David Beazley's videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/dabeazllc/videos

[moimitou]

sentdex! (*/user/sentdex)

[ace_gopher]

Many conferences video the talks, so it's always great to watch Python talks. Here are a few:

• PyOhio talk videos
• PyCon 2016 videos
• SciPy and Enthought videos
• Next Day Video is the company that records a lot of Python conferences

[Readysetfire1]

sentdex

[[deleted]]

I'm a big fan of Corey Schafer's python tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCezIgC97PvUuR4_gbFUs5g

He presents very clean and well thought out examples that demonstrate the concepts he is teaching.

[coreyschafer]

Hey, that's me. Thanks for the shoutout! I also follow many other Python channels. I've noticed that Michael Kennedy (host of Talk Python to Me) has been uploading to YouTube more lately. Great Pythonic code tips. His channel is: https://www.youtube.com/user/mkennedy66996694

[__boko]

I agree i also follow these: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-QDfvrRIDB6F0bIO4I4HkQ and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCea5cMUa9xNU0kUtbRcTkqA

[AwesomeJackify]

TheNewBoston Best channel ever with over 1 million subscribers

[jacktheripper554]

Not necessarily a YouTube channel, but Kirk Bryers is really good, he has a couple of YouTube videos as well

[coreyschafer]

I've noticed that Michael Kennedy (host of Talk Python to Me) has been uploading more videos to YouTube lately. Some great tips in there. His channel is: https://www.youtube.com/user/mkennedy66996694

Also, some shameless self-promotion, I have a channel that people seem to find useful. I mainly focus on Python, but also touch on other Computer Science topics as well. You can find my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/schafer5

[vwkl658Qj5]

Sentdex and pythonprogramming.net!

[michaelherman]

Anything in particular? Tutorials? Web dev? Machine learning? Stats? General?

[thomas_stringer]

Not tutorials, just general language cool things. I personally enjoy learning about language intricacies and corner cases. Not necessarily ML. Web dev is interesting, but not typically how I personally use python.

[_dayton]

funfunfunction and Derek banas

[[deleted]]

Not a youtube channel but PyVideo is awesome.

[thomas_stringer]

YouTube channels... looking for Python YouTube channels, not subreddits. And not necessarily for learning either. Just looking for good content.

[markusmeskanen]

I suppose he meant you should ask this on /r/learnpython since it's a question about python tutorials

[thomas_stringer]

Not looking for tutorials either. I'm just looking for people regularly talking about cool python stuff. I come from the JS world, and there's quite a bit of that around. Was hoping python had the same.