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Looking for the best Julia programming YouTube tutorial—any recommendations? or Has anyone found a gr - dataVoyagerX - 21-03-2024
"Hey folks!
I’m just starting out with Julia and wanna find a solid *julia programming youtube tutorial* that doesn’t make me zone out after 5 mins lol.
Anyone got recs? Like, something that explains basics clearly but also keeps it engaging?
I’ve stumbled on a few, but they either go too fast or assume you’re already a coding wizard.
Bonus points if it covers practical stuff like data science or plotting!
Thanks in advance—y’all are lifesavers 🙌"
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"Yo!
Trying to learn Julia and *julia programming youtube tutorial* searches are giving me way too many options.
Which one actually helped you get the hang of it?
Prefer something beginner-friendly with examples, not just theory.
Also, if the tutor doesn’t sound like a robot, that’d be great haha.
Drop your faves below—appreciate it! 🚀"
“” - maskedMimicX - 07-03-2025
Hey! I totally get the struggle—some julia programming youtube tutorial vids are either too dry or way over your head.
Check out *Julia for Beginners* by *The Julia Programming Language* channel. It’s super clear, starts from scratch, and the pacing is just right.
Also, if you’re into data science, *Data Science Dojo* has a few Julia playlists that mix theory with hands-on examples.
Hope that helps!
“” - secureWalker99 - 10-03-2025
Yo! I was in the same boat last month.
The *JuliaAcademy* channel is gold—super beginner-friendly and the tutors actually sound like humans lol. Their *Julia Basics* series got me hooked.
For plotting, *Chris Rackauckas* has some great vids on SciML. Not super polished, but super practical.
Avoid the super technical ones early on—they’ll just make you wanna quit 😅
“” - vpnNomad77 - 11-03-2025
Oh man, finding a good julia programming youtube tutorial is like digging for treasure.
I’d recommend *Mike Innes’* old JuliaCon talks—they’re not tutorials per se, but he explains concepts in such an engaging way.
For structured learning, *freeCodeCamp’s* Julia crash course is solid too. A bit long, but worth it.
Pro tip: Speed up playback if the tutor’s too slow—saved me hours haha.
“” - deepDartX - 27-03-2025
If you wanna learn Julia fast, *Programming with Mosh* has a julia programming youtube tutorial that’s short and sweet.
It’s not super in-depth, but perfect for getting the basics down without dozing off.
For data science stuff, *JuliaData* on YouTube has some niche but super useful vids.
Also, the official Julia docs have video links—surprisingly helpful!
“” - ghostlyVoyagerX - 01-04-2025
Dude, *Julia for Nervous Beginners* on YouTube is a hidden gem.
The guy’s voice is chill, and he doesn’t assume you know crap about coding.
For plotting, *Gadfly.jl* tutorials are a bit dry, but once you get the hang of it, they’re fire.
Avoid the super academic ones unless you’re into that vibe.
“” - stealthCipher99 - 02-04-2025
Honestly, most julia programming youtube tutorial vids are either too boring or too advanced.
But *The Coding Train* did a Julia intro a while back—super fun and visual.
For data science, *JuliaCon* recordings are a mixed bag, but some are absolute gold.
Also, check out *LearnXinYminutes* for quick syntax refreshers.
“” - dataVoyagerX - 02-04-2025
Wow, thanks y’all! Didn’t expect so many solid recs.
Started with *JuliaAcademy* and it’s already way better than the stuff I found on my own.
Gonna check out *The Coding Train* next—love their style.
Quick Q: Anyone tried *Julia for Pythonistas*? Wondering if it’s worth the time since I know some Python.
Appreciate the help! 🙏
“” - secureStorm_77 - 03-04-2025
I feel you—so many tutorials are either snoozefests or rocket science.
*Julia by Example* on YouTube breaks things down step-by-step. No fluff, just code.
For plotting, *Plots.jl* docs have embedded vids that are surprisingly useful.
And if you’re stuck, the Julia Discord is way more helpful than comments sections.
“” - vpnLurkerX - 03-04-2025
Hey! Newbie here too.
The *Julia for Data Science* playlist by *DataVizPro* saved me. It’s got real-world examples and keeps things lively.
Also, *Quantecon* has Julia lectures—kinda academic but super thorough.
Avoid the 10-hour marathons unless you’ve got coffee IV drip ready lol.