Do you prefer video or written coding tutorials?

I actually prefer written tutorial as it allows me to learn at my pace rather than at the speed of the video. Learning coding usually involve a lot of back and forth and it is better for me in a written format.
Video can also be good for showing interactivity or results. In which case I like embedded videos.

I prefer written tutorials for the reasons other people have stated. However, if the topic is amusing, interesting or entertaining then I also enjoy it as a video. For example The Coding Train, 3Blue1Brown or something like this video by the Engineer Man. But I usually watch that stuff just out of curiosity or for entertainment, not to so much to purposefully learn something new. That happens more as a side effect

My preference leans more towards written. I feel as if reading a tutorial helps with keeping at your own pace and allows the reader to do more research and reference. Following along with a video can subconsciously hold you in this weird place (tutorial purgatory) where you're just looking and listening, but not necessarily absorbing.

Poke poke, here have a recent answer from someone you don't even know: I like written tutorial, and also on occasion I like written tutorials, and did I mention written tutorials? There are far too many bloated, cannot-find-the-gist-of-it, hard-to-understand-that-persons-voice, poorly-structured, way-too-long-introduction, ended-up-not-even-having-what-I-was-looking-for video tutorials out there!! On the flipside, a well-made video could save time, however, the ratio of good:bad is like 2:98, which cancels out that one pro :( I hope that was clear enough to understand :) (oh I was writing, so you probably did hahah!!)

With videos I'm often pausing, going back, and zooming-in. I prefer written tutorials. I usually only like videos for opinion pieces or comparisons. I probably watch 1 video for every 25-50 articles I read

I prefer written tutorials, largely because I can read faster than I can follow along in real time (or sped up). I don't dislike them, but if I have an option to scan something 'on a page' rather than scrub through time and listen for what it is I may be looking for, I'll take that option.

I like video content and articles. Depends on the topic or my mode of thinking at the time. You're written stuff is great!

If you're going to make some videos, it would be cool (and meta) to explore how video and audio can be more accessible on the web.

Both.
Depends of the context. Sometimes I can read fast enough and follow the right flow of the code, but sometimes too I need to watch a video to teach myself and avoid any kind of error that could happened to be.

I used to follow video based tutorials but now I prefer written ones. "Tutorial Hell" in the form of videos is really annoying as they're slow and don't cover the advanced concepts (which basically are the main bottlenecks for learning pretty much anything).

Now, I am trying to make a habit of reading official documentations as much as possible (followed by stackoverflow/other coding forums and blogs) in order to understand. The only dev related videos I watch are online webinars like Goto Conferences

On a side note, I feel like documentation is the real underdog of whole software engineering process. A good documentation such as those of VueJS/Laravel/RoR can provide more clarity and save hundreds of hours if not more (if read properly). But it doesn't get appreciated by engineers most of the time, sadly.

As a lot of concepts, it depends - I certainly prefer video tutorials as it it most cases include some examples with explanations on-the-go, last resort would be written tutorials/documentations, but they are not great everywhere and a lot of times lack different use cases / examples.