Many of us in the web dev community are familiar with teachers like Brad Traversy, Mosh, and Net Ninja. In this post, I will share 3 YouTubers who post quality web dev content with less than 100k subscribers. If you want to learn some advanced concepts in web technologies like react, node, etc. you might want to check them out.
1) Jack Herrington
I first saw Jack's channel in one of Brad's guest videos and the way he explained everything so crisply was really good for a channel of his size. He puts out advanced react content for eg. module federation using react, hooks using typescript, building chat apps, etc.
Channel link: Jack Herrington
2) devmentorlive
devmentorlive is an industry-experienced software developer who does coding streams about react projects. His streams are usually an hour-long where he builds some custom react component or explains some new technology. At around 9k subs, this channel surely deserves more attention.
Channel link: devmentorlive
3) Javascript Mastery
With around 80k subs, this channel isn't that small as the ones above but for the quality of videos that this channel has, one must check it out. He puts on videos mainly on big react projects like building an entire MERN stack app, eCommerce, chat applications, and plenty more. If you're someone who likes learning by building projects you can check his channel out.
Channel link: Javascript Mastery
4) Leigh Halliday
Leigh's channel has awesome content if you want to dive deep into advanced React and Next.js. He has plenty of tutorials on various topics like react-query, Mapbox, react hooks, GraphQL, and many more. I am sure his channel is going to grow big real soon. Do check him out!
Channel link: Leigh Halliday
Top comments (30)
Fireship is good too
Yup, his 100s videos are awesome!
He's the best, I think some people get turned off by then fact that he really likes angular but he has some of the best content on the Internet by far.
I was totally of that impression before, but most of his videos now are not as opinionated as they were before!!! He’s really a true inspiration!
Angular is just awesome and I get turn on by the fact that Fireship likes it. LOL
Lol! Javier got a framework fetish😅
I think no.
I always appreciate the advice Stefan Mischook brings to the conversation, he likes to take the approach of business and though he is a nerd (something he's said about himself multiple times) he doesn't get caught up in "Tech drama" aka "what programming language is better, is java vs ???" I like that about the man.
May I also add: Academind: youtube.com/channel/UCSJbGtTlrDami...
Bobby Iliev is creating super interesting content so make sure to follow him as well:
youtube.com/channel/UCQWmdHTeAO0Uv...
You can also check his dev.to account - dev.to/bobbyiliev
I also suggest Codegrid youtube.com/c/Codegrid
and Programming with Mosh youtube.com/c/programmingwithmosh
They're awesome!😉
I have used programming with mosh a number of times. It is good!
He explains really well above all the basics, while Codegrid has insane design inspiring ideas!
Jack's content is great! I've learned a lot about advanced React from his channel.
I actually made an interview with him that I'm soon going to publish in my channel called Developer Habits that's focusing on mindset and habits of successful devs:
youtube.com/channel/UCJLZwePkNHps5...
I will pat myself in the back now, but I also recently started my YouTube journey. I don't have many videos yet, but I will be focusing on the frontend, productivity tips, etc.
The channel name is bakedbird and I'd be glad to see you there!
If you speak spanish, definitely check out @midudev
None of them are very good. If you want to waste your time on useless todo lists and other trivialities, then all these dev tutorial youtubers are equal.
We've heard of web-dev YTers, but what about web-dev TYPers?
I came here looking for fireship
Dev ed is a legend !!
Codewitharry is also good.
lol
Traversy Media: youtube.com/c/TraversyMedia
I really like Colby Fayock youtube.com/channel/UC7Wpv0Aft4NPN...
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