Creators I Follow for Coding and Tech Updates
I added a new page to the site: Creators I Follow. It's a simple directory of YouTube channels I keep in rotation when I want to learn something new, keep up with the tech industry, or get inspired to build.
The goal is not to make a giant list of every developer channel on the internet. It's more personal than that. These are creators I actually come back to for coding ideas, framework updates, backend architecture, frontend polish, .NET, Vue, Nuxt, JavaScript, and developer career perspective.
Why I Added It
Learning software development is easier when you have good signal. There is a lot of noise online, and it can be hard to know who is worth following when new tools, frameworks, and best practices are changing all the time.
This page gives me one place to collect the creators I trust and recommend. If someone asks, "Who do you watch to stay current?" I can point them there instead of sending a random pile of links.
What's On the Page
The page keeps things simple: channel names, handles, profile images, and direct links to each YouTube channel. No complicated ranking system. No overthinking it. Just a clean list of people whose content helps me learn and stay sharp.
You'll find creators covering:
- Web development and JavaScript
- CSS and frontend design
- Vue and Nuxt
- C# and .NET
- Backend architecture and system design
- Developer careers and tech conversations
A Living List
This is not meant to be frozen forever. As I discover new channels or my learning focus changes, I'll keep updating it. Think of it like a personal learning feed that lives on my portfolio.
If you're looking for new coding and tech creators to follow, check out the new Creators I Follow page. You might find your next favorite channel.
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