As others said, TY doesn’t seem aligned with the model of technical content. Obviously there’s exceptions like conferences and a handful of individuals.
Paid is really the way to go. O’Reilly has a lot of great technical content in video form. They also have live learning sessions.
I second this. The video courses are pretty good. For me though, the killer feature is having the vast O'Reilly library as a reference while learning. It's often nice to pause a video and dig deeper in a book on a particular subject. Additionally, each subject is usually covered by multiple resources so you can find different ways to approach and absorb the content.
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As others said, TY doesn’t seem aligned with the model of technical content. Obviously there’s exceptions like conferences and a handful of individuals.
Paid is really the way to go. O’Reilly has a lot of great technical content in video form. They also have live learning sessions.
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I second this. The video courses are pretty good. For me though, the killer feature is having the vast O'Reilly library as a reference while learning. It's often nice to pause a video and dig deeper in a book on a particular subject. Additionally, each subject is usually covered by multiple resources so you can find different ways to approach and absorb the content.