Is YouTube a good way to learn programming?

With so many high-quality resources all over the internet, it has never been easier to learn how to program. One of the best sources of tutorials is YouTube – it offers an abundance of channels aimed at those who want to learn about coding. However, not all of these programming channels are created equal.

Where do I start learning to code?

There are a ton of educational sites where you can find programming tutorials. Some of my favorites are Codecademy, Udemy, Udacity, Team Treehouse, and Khan Academy.

Which YouTube channel is best for learning computer science?

20 Computer Science Youtube Channels

• Computerphile | YouTube Channel for Learning Computer Science.
• MITCSAIL | Computer Science Videos.
• CS50.
• The PCSecurity.
• Eli the Computer Guy.
• CodeOrg.
• Telusko Learnings.
• Joe Collins.

Is it acceptable to use multiple codecs for YouTube videos?

It is acceptable to use many different Codecs, YouTube recommendeds H.264 – see here: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=en . For some reason you choose not to ask about the Container (which isn’t the same thing as a Codec).

How to make a coding tutorial video?

If you are making a coding tutorial, you will have to write the code for the video beforehand. Two of the most important things when it comes to recording are: Use a good microphone. If you are showing code on screen, make it as large as possible.

Which QuickTime codecs are supported by YouTube?

Though YouTube doesn’t state which QuickTime codecs are supported, unfortunately. Animation or JPEG2000 should work I guess. Both codecs can be 100\% lossless depending on settings in case of JPEG2000.

What is the best video codec for a YouTube video?

MJPEG would be a good codec for that, YouTube definitely supports that in an .avi or .mov container. MJPEG is a lossy codec but the visual quality will be the same as the source (if you chose a high enough quality setting, this is practically JPEG as the video codec).