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Top 5 Useful Java Video Courses, Part 2

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In the previous article, we talked about several interesting YouTube channels that publish video tutorials on programming for beginners in Russian. This article will focus on the most interesting English-language resources. If your level of English is average or higher, we recommend that you visit these channels at least occasionally. At the same time, improve technical English, it will definitely come in handy. Of course, all these videos are just an addition to the study. The main thing is not to forget to program every day! Top 5 Useful Java Video Courses Part 2 - 1

Derek Banas

During its existence, the Derek Banas channel has gained more than 70 million views and 764 thousand subscribers. The popularity is well-deserved: the channel contains videos on the topic of programming languages ​​for beginners, video tutorials about a variety of technologies. Their creator - Derek Banas - is a born coder, and, in addition, he knows how to explain complex things very clearly. So, if you know the language, try to watch them. There is material on C++, using Git, developing for Android and, of course, Java. On this channel, we are most interested in Java programming for beginners , video tutorials on object-oriented design (highly recommended!), as well as the Java Algorithms section . The author regularly posts his code and comments on the manuals on the site.newthinktank .

Thenewboston

Probably one of the largest resources with training videos in the world: there are about five thousand of them, 1.8 million subscribers and 382 million views. Not "Mr. Max", of course, but also the result (just in case, I inform you, it was a bitter irony). If you are generally interested in the topic “programming languages ​​for beginners”, thenewboston video tutorials are what you need. There are several thousand videos here, while all the content is at a very high level. Like the previous channel, here you can find video tutorials for beginners on a variety of topics, from JavaScript to Unreal, as well as a lot of material on topics not related to programming. Biology or geometry lessons, for example. In fact, we have before us a school-university universal resource with very high-quality content. We are, of course, most concerned about Java, and here it is in abundance.for beginners and advanced . And, for example, in this section you will find Java video tutorials for beginner game developers (step-by-step development of a game with a graphical interface).
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Cave of Programming

Another channel that contains programming video tutorials for beginners, Cave of Programming is not only a collection of videos, but also online courses (paid and free). Instructor John Parcell worked as a programmer for a number of large companies for more than 14 years, until he finally decided that his calling was to educate people. Welcome to John's Cave if you want to learn Java, Android, SQL or C++. In addition to "Java for beginners" , on the channel you will find playlists on collections , multithreading and Java 8 . I would especially like to note a very intelligible course on mobile development "Android Java" .

Java Brains

A large video channel dedicated to our favorite language and related technologies, as well as JavaScript. Check out a number of courses on Java EE technologies , as well as Spring , a basic course on Java 8 lambdas, Maven , and Hibernate . As you understand, these are mostly topics that you will need not at the very start of training. They can be useful for those who have already completed at least half of the levels of the CodeGym online course .

Java Tutorial for Beginners

Unlike the previous channel, the Java Tutorial for Beginners is beginner friendly. Here you can find videos on the topic "programming in Java from scratch", videos covering almost all Java Core topics - syntax, OOP, threads, collections, servlets, but also about design patterns, SOA, web services and the Spring and Hibernate frameworks.

What's next?

All people are different. Someone will prefer to learn programming from scratch, a self-instruction manual - video, someone - on the contrary, a mountain for books. My sincere opinion: do not focus on one thing, choose several sources and develop while you can. Well, if you find some interesting channel that contains interesting video tutorials on programming from scratch outside of our list, drop the links in the comments!
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