10 YouTube Channels for Learning Web Development
Tags: webdev, javascript, beginners, node
Published: 2021-01-07 00:29:00

YouTube is a great tool to improve your _coding skills_, _efficiency_, _speed_, _understanding._

Take it this way, as a developer it is often recommended you go to GitHub, download or clone some projects to view their codes and learn how they were able to solve some problems or their approach to solving that problem.**YouTube channels** are same, in fact you get to watch others code, solve problems in their way and you can code with them as you watch.

**YouTube videos** are popularly subdivided into different parts i.e _Crash Courses_, _Courses_, _Projects Making_, _Tips & Recommendations_, _Advice & Experience_ etc. Being divided into these, be guarranteed that you will learn a lot from watching these videos from the channels am about to list out (as well as other _channels_ of course).

So what am going to do now, is list out (_in no particular order_) the channels I recommend you subscribe to and why.

**Note:** The number of YouTube subscriptions for each channel is only valid as of when writing this.

### 1. Traversy Media:

[**Traversy Media**](https://www.youtube.com/c/TraversyMedia) is one of the most influential **channels on YouTube** and that is because a lot of programmers including myself find it very helpful.

Traversy Media has videos that are mostly around full-stack development involving crash courses, courses and projects making with _JavaScript, CSS, HTML, Bootstrap, jQuery, Django, MERN stack, React, Vue, Python, MongoDB, NodeJs, ExpressJs, SASS, Restful API, PHP, Flux, Angular, GraphQL, Firestore,_ etc.

Videos from this channel also cover Android Development with React Native, Java, Kotlin, etc, Tips & Recommendations. This channel also features Guest Creators with videos on Figma, UI Design, Tailwind, C++, R, Machine Learning, Ruby on Rails, etc. Check it out.

**YouTube Subscribers: 1.34 Million Subscribers**

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### 2. FreeCodeCamp:

Covering almost all aspects of coding is the [**FreeCodeCamp YouTube Channel**](https://www.youtube.com/c/Freecodecamp).

This channel covers videos on Tips, Recommendations, Project making, Courses. With videos involving _Kotlin, Algebra, Python, ASP.NET, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, PHP, Flutter, Firebase, SQLite, React, WordPress, Object-Oriented Programming, UI Designs, APIs, Data Science,_ etc.

**YouTube Subscribers: 2.82 Million Subscribers**

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### 3. Programming with Mosh:

Mosh Hamedani is one of the most experienced tutors I have encountered. He has a very nice approach to explaining concepts (behind the hoods) of programming.

The [**Programming with Mosh YouTube Channel**](https://www.youtube.com/c/programmingwithmosh) has videos that are mostly Courses, Tips, Questions, and Answers as well as Job Interview Preparation. Though the courses on this channel are almost not always the complete ones, you can always purchase the complete ones on their official website.

The beautiful thing is that the half courses released in this channel are mostly all you need because it contains the basics of that complete course.

Videos on this channel involve _C#, Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, NodeJs, React Native, Python, REST API,_ etc.

**YouTube Subscribers: 1.43 Million Subscribers**

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### 4. DesignCourse:

As the name of the channel implies, it is a channel for designers. This channel has influenced me positively in terms of designing. It gave me confidence in designing anything.

When you have confidence as a designer, it simply means you know what you're doing, and when you know what you're doing, you're assured that you're doing it right

The [**DesignCourse Channel**](https://www.youtube.com/c/DesignCourse) has a lot of videos on Project making and Corrections, Courses, Recommendations, etc. You'll a lot from this channel.

**YouTube Subscribers: 700+ Thousand Subscribers**

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### 5. Dev Ed:

The [**Dev Ed YouTube Channel**](https://www.youtube.com/c/DevEd) is a very interactive channel with a funny tutor. Videos are constantly made around Tips, Recommendations, Projects, etc.

Videos on this channel involve _Python, JavaScript, React, UI & UX, HTML, CSS, NodeJs,_ etc.

**YouTube Subscribers: 505 Thousand Subscribers**

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### 6. The Net Ninja:

The [**Net Ninja YouTube Channel**](https://www.youtube.com/c/TheNetNinja) is a very organized YouTube channel that offers Crash Courses, Courses in a properly arranged series.

Videos on this channel involve _Vue, JSON, CSS, Firebase, Bulma CSS, JavaScript, NodeJs, Deno, TypeScript,_ etc.

**YouTube Subscribers: 609 Thousand Subscribers**

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### 7: Web Dev Simplified:

As a _web developer_ you also need this channel. This channel has videos on _coding tips_, _recommendations_, _projects making_ etc.

Videos on [this channel](https://www.youtube.com/c/WebDevSimplified) involves _JavaScript_, _React_, _CSS_, _HT_, _NodeJs_, _MongoDB_, _GraphQL_, _SQL_ etc.

**YouTube Subscribers: 367 Thousand Subscribers**

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### 8: Online Tutorials:

This channel is based on _animations!_, _animations!!_, _animations!!!_. You wanna be a CSS3 animation guru, then I fully recommend this channel.

Similar to the [**Online Tutorials YouTube Channel**](https://www.youtube.com/c/OnlineTutorials4Designers) is the [**Easy Tutorials YouTube Channel**](https://www.youtube.com/c/EasyTutorialsVideo)

**YouTube Subscribers: 402 Thousand Subscribers**

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### 9: Adrain Twarog:

The [**Adrain Twarog YouTube Channel**](https://www.youtube.com/c/AdrianTwarog) contains videos on Questions and Answers, Projects Making, Tips, Live Coding, Recommendations etc.

The vidoes on this channel involves _JavaScript_, _React_, _CSS_ etc.

**YouTube Subscribers: 52.7 Thousand Subscribers**

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###10: CS50:
The [**CS50 YouTube Channel**](https://www.youtube.com/c/cs50) is a very interactive and insightful channel to learn a lot from. With teachings from David J. Malan and Brian, you will definitely have little or no problem in understanding web development.

Videos from this channel are very broad, anyways it involves _Python_, _JavaScript_, _AIs_, _SQL_, _Algorithms_, _Core Coding Concepts_, _Live Questions and Answers_

**YouTube Subscribers: 600 Thousand Subscribers**

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#### Conclusion

Many others are not named here, but these should be like a starting point to explore more awesome YouTube channels. But while doing this, always have in mind, the purpose of doing it (subscribing or watching videos) that is to develop yourself.

Thank you for reading.