Creating the Best Video Programming Tutorials

[@LearnWebCode]

Thanks for including me! This is the best video I've ever seen on the topic, and I'm definitely going to borrow many of these ideas while filming my next series 😀

[@GreggPollack]

Wow, thanks Brad. I appreciate that!

[@kurshadqaya1684]

@learnWebCode, you are amazing at what you are doing. I have watched your Laravel course. Man never came across a course like that. You put all your efforts into that course. Good for you!

[@brett3554]

Thanks for sharing. One of my pet hates on coding tuts is forced humour and constant memes being played

[@LimitlessMinds]

Best Video Ever about creating video programming tutorials, gave me a new direction about creating my tutorials. Thank you so much

[@mhavock]

Good stuff! You covered good points like "show the correct way first". Thanks!

[@robsonsilv4.]

Great video! I'll start making some videos and this tips are very helpful.

[@arindamdasgoogledeveloper]

It's so much in one video bro. Got your listen couple of times. Nice and yeah I will be live

[@ohidotg]

Wow, this will help me to up my games. Thanks Gregg!

[@stratfanstl]

Valuable recommendations. Especially: 1) don't shortchange time spent explaining WHY something is done cuz learners won't internalize the how without full context, 2) outline key objectives required to solve a problem and introduce the terminology, 3) show common errors, especially if they are a sure sign the viewer missed a key recommendation that avoids that error. One key suggestion on physical environment... If recording in front of a bookcase or shelves, PAY ATTENTION to everything visible... book titles, knick knacks, etc.

[@kurshadqaya1684]

Still the best guide. I am constantly visiting it.

[@marktellez3701]

Greg knows what he is talking about. Smash hit as a young man who in a way invented the viral coding programming videos.

[@swyxTV]

really flexing the mastery here. thank you for a great tutorial! i'd like to know how much money and time you invested in this one, haha

[@codetek8190]

how do you make that code animation 23:33

[@kurshadqaya1684]

Easy-easy. On Keynote(Mac) use animate functionlity on the top-right. Choose keyboard in animations selectbox. Boooom 💥

[@JavaScriptWithSohail]

Awesome well-curated knowledge! Love from India ♥ PS: You can use OBS Studio (absolutely free) for recording screens.

[@marvinxu2950]

I am most instersted in how your animations made in Vue Mastery course~

[@Yogiba10]

Thanks Gregg. This video was super helpful and hopefully I can recreate the same magic in my videos.

[@rayfan5648]

What lavalier mic are you using there on this video?

[@GreggPollack]

To film these days I'm using a Canon xa30 (but it looks like the xa40 is the new model) with a wired Movo LV4-O Omnidirectional XLR Lavalier. However, if I were to start from scratch right now, I'd first try using my iPhone with a tripod and wired Lavalier condenser microphone (~$25).

[@omaryahia]

this is so amazing and detailed, I hope I manage to apply some of it

[@AnthonyDev]

Great video on this subject. Nice tips.

[@coderizer]

very comprehensive one. very useful for beginners like me

[@edventuretech]

Thanks for sharing the techniques.

[@jellycoding]

21:38 That zooming thing is something I have a hard time with when people do in tutorials. Both in the editor and in the browser. And while I'm on it. The next thing with the red circle on the mouse pointer after click is hard to watch. Other than that. This is a really good tutorial video on how to make a good tutorial video. And Brad Traversy is the best.

[@pereerecodes]

I was laughing so hard while watching the "Most online video tutorials are bad".

[@tech-andgar]

Great video instruction !!!

[@ComputerVisionPro]

i did not understand, are we supposed to use Lavalier microphone, or the other one with condensor?

[@kurshadqaya1684]

Whatever suit your needs.

[@dennycrane2938]

What should I be looking at using to create animations to explain complex ideas? So far, powerpoint is what I have used but it's painful and kind of limited

[@VueMastery]

If you're on Mac, we suggest Keynote.

[@alveek]

Best video on this topic!

[@gameonvinay]

I see brad traversy I am happy. He is the best.

[@Mutombo71]

I prefer text, because you can copy/paste the code and don't have to manually type.

[@kurshadqaya1684]

You learn more when you type. So try not to avoid doing that. 🙂

[@codethinkersacademy2794]

awesome

[@ihhazmi]

Then, Why did you show us the wrong way to make videos first ? 😅 Thanks a lot for the video though 🙏🏻

[@brayn7504]

You're putting me to sleep too with your intro. Dude just start already.