There are so many resources in the world of tech that it's hard to sort through and pick the right resource for you. There are so many courses, blo...
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Great list. One person I would add is Brad Traversy. He's an amazing full stack developer with superb ability to explain programming concepts. Simplicity, even pace, down to earth. An amazing guy too from what I can see of his tutorials and opinions
Thank you very much :)
You're welcome, Brad. The least I could do is recommendation. I have benefitted immensely from your free and "underpriced" courses, thanks, in no small part, to which I'm on the brink of a career change.
Every tutorial with a project, Brad is cool.
Wants to learn new feature, I search his content on YouTube first...
Yup. He's so unique
I got my first job thanks to his Vue.js crash course back in 2017
This list is great but is missing some unicorns:
The Udemy band rocks too
Just seeing this. Your comment means a lot. Thank you.
Respect man you're simply the best, congrats on launching the hooks course btw 😃
And Jonas Schmedtmann!
That's correct, I forgot
Wes Bos and Andrei Neagoe are excellent teachers and Dan Shiffman's videos are pretty fun, they make you enjoy programming
+1 on Dan Shiffman, he's a very gifted teacher!
Thanks friend
I see him here. Hey! It's Jaime Garcia you're missing. He's creative way of teaching is top-notch.
Cory house, Wes bos, Andrew mead, Stephen grider.
I think Brad Traversy should have made the list. His YouTube channel is awesome and he is a super cool guy
The most underrated youtube channel and person is The net ninja . He is the best teaching ninja for front end technologies and he produces all his content for free. His youtube videos rarely have one or two dislikes[Which i guess they pressed dislike button wrongly]. I am happy that i am following his channel from the beginning.
please check out his youtube channel link:
youtube.com/channel/UCW5YeuERMmlnq...
Net Ninja is one of the rare tutors. He makes everything complex feel like breeze. I love his courses too.
Thank you so much Emma, you are definitely on this list too :)
If I would make a list, you both will be surely in.
Have to throw in these guys as well:
Daniel Shiffman: outside of an amazing professor i had in grad school I attribute Shiffman with my decision to become a developer. I always think of him as awquardly awesome! Such a brilliant, kind, and humble guy.
MPJ: fun fun function is amazing and as I transitioned to a focus on JS in my career he has consistently kept me inspired and excited to keep learning. Another brilliant, down to earth educator
Great list, But just a suggestion try Will Sentance. He is a great teacher and helped me to learn how JavaScript works under the hood. You can find him on frontendmasters.com . By the way, Brian Holt, Kyle Simpson, Sarah Drasner are my favorite ones.
Flavio Copes @flaviocopes on Twitter
Brad Trasversy
I was kind of blown away when I recently checked out Front End Masters; I had seen a course or two on Pluralsight, but the presentation is so high quality, and a lot more warm and human than a lot of other learning resources. That really makes a hug difference. I've particularly loved Shirley Wu, Will Sentance, and Jem Young's workshops on that site.
My favorites are Maximilian Schwarzmuller, Jonas Schmedtmann and Brad Traversy.😁
You must bookmark these guys too, @emmawedekind
Axel Rauschmayer - twitter.com/rauschma;
Nicholas C. Zakas - twitter.com/slicknet;
And this cool russian guy also (creator of PostCSS and Autoprefixer):
Andrey Sitnik - twitter.com/andreysitnik;
In addition to the listed authors there is also one of the greatest authors that I watching: Mosh Hamedani
He has great courses on JS, React, Angular and other topics and video quality is outstanding.
Just started following him for Angular.
Someday 😂... I will stand on the shoulder of these giants.
For me, Andrew Mead, Andrei Neagoe, Brad Traversy, Chris Nwamba
Wes Bos is also a great teacher.
I need to give a shoutout to Colt Steele, as well. Colt creates some amazing content online and is a brilliant teacher with a witty sense of humor (and cute pets that often make appearances in his videos...).
I’ve watched a few of Brian Holt and Kent Dodds courses and they’re very knowledgeable but I don’t think they’re good teachers as I saw many examples of them glossing over key points that were crucial to what they were teaching.
When it comes to online education!
I think Jonas Shmidthman is an amazing Designer and Front end Web Developer.
Andrei Neagoie is an amazing js developer!
Jonas and Andrei is amazing combination ❤️
Brad Traversy is also a cool instructor!
Great list, also in the comments are very important people that you should follow. Also I would add John Smilga. He has a YouTube Channel called Coding Addict that is just great.
Most of his courses about React and Gatby are based on real projects.
I'd love to mention two people who've taught me and continue to teach me so much:
Everyone new to learning React should take Colt Steels new React course The Modern React Bootcamp (Hooks, Context, NextJS, Router)
Best course Ive taken on React by far. Only thing is he doesnt teach Redux. If you want to learn Redux take Stephen Griders React course AFTER taking Colts course.
Ooooooo. I was recently a speaker at Angular Portland Meetup with Jason Lengsdorf. He is the real deal!
I would include Maximilian Schwarzmuller. He turns complex topics into great learning experiences. Same with Eve Porcillo (already included). She's a great instructor.
Thanks for putting this together. I've taken courses and heard talks from some of them and look forward to checking out the others.
Where is Wes Bos?
Great list ! Anybody have the same in PHP ?
I love this style of a list, so personable.
I find this guy for me the best teacher for beginner in the entire www 😀😀😀
ilovecoding.org/
Haha, Thanks @giandomenico :-) I got a google alert so I found this thread. Thanks :-)
Mattias Petter Johansson, Brad Traversy, Wes Bos and Maximilian Schwarzmuller are my favs. Especially MPJ!
Mattias is hands down the most entertaining teacher!
Marijn Haverbeke was my first javascript tutor. He is very good with what he does.
Not missing out on any of these :)
I will add a few more, folks from frontendmasters.com:
I absolutely adore Brian and his dog Luna.
Can't forget Wes!
Nice list. I would add Dan Shiffman. I love his format, his sense of humor and high spirits.
twitter.com/drboolean is still my favorite of all time 😻
Great list 👍
Great post! It's so easy to forget that there are real people behind the code. Thanks for the giving these the credit they deserve. Many of them have influenced me as well.❤
Brilliant ! Anybody have the same in PHP ?
Gordon Zhu from watchandcode.com
Because he explains why we do things, not what we do.
For knowing what to do, I can google on my own.
❤️
My great teachers so far;
Max,Jonas,Brad,Ninja,Stephen,Wes,Jstut, Dan and all the MDN contributors...
My favorite ones
Andrei Neagoe
Andrew Mead
Flavio Copes
No serious list is complete without Axel Rauschmayer (2ality.com/)
List of Talented face. Thanks @emma
Don't forget Maximilian Schwarzmüller from Academind ;-)
Zac Gordon's JavaScript 4 WordPress bootcamp is pretty great and he's very approachable.
Wes Bos has some great courses and, of course, kick ass stickers.
Tonya from knowthecode.io!
This is really an awesome list, I got started follow and already save in my bookmarks. For me it is a important list because I need more and more stay close to the developer's community.