TOP 5 Underrated .NET Channels You SHOULD Check

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The .NET community constantly grows. This means that there is some great content out there that's not that visible. The past months I have discovered myself some very nice channels, so I thought to share it with you all. To make things more fun, here's my TOP 5 underrated .NET channels.

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Content:
1. Intro: 00:00
2. How I made my pcks: 01:02
3. Fith place: 02:06
4. Fourth place: 02:43
5. Third place: 03:20
6. Second place: 04:29
7. First place: 05:13

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Thanks for the shoutout Dan! I'm glad to see that my hard work is finally being noticed.

nickchapsas

You are a great person for doing this. Not only helping by creating but also for sharing content. You are a legend! Thank you!

diogosilv

WOW! What a surprise.
Thank you so much, Dan! You are too kind.
Keep up 💪

gui.ferreira

Thanks Dan. I've subscribed to all the channel's.

karthikbalasubramanya

Gui Ferreira is definitely worth first place here. Great picks, thanks for sharing this.

jewersp

It’s nice to see you supporting other underrated developers. I was already subscribed to 3 of them, now did subscribed to other 2 as well. Keeps doing the good work in the community

bloopers

Thank you for the shoutout it really means a lot to us :)

vasiliioleinic

Thanks for sharing this! Lots of new stuff to check out!

kylegivler

Wow! What an amazing surprise! Thanks for the kind words! Makes me feel PROUD....(I hate myself)

nickproudprogrammer

Thanks so much! This was such a kind and pleasant surprise to wake up to. I appreciate the kind words and the thought!

DevLeader

Great, I literally never knew these Channels actually exitsed. Hats off to you Sir .. Please keep up the good work and I wish you may achieve your aspirations and your future endeavors.. TC

If there was supposed to be a top 10 I would definitely recommend Milan from Serbia who is also consistent with DDD based content.. Just saying

RONALDOLOKESH

I like Nick Chapsas videos are very knowledgeable

kamaldesai

I'd advise people to be careful about following too many channels; when it comes down to it, watching too many videos can become disorienting, and also lead to the "impersonator syndrome"'; watching someone confidently give an opinion, or code a solution, that seems to take them minutes, can affect your confidence.

In reality, it is just one persons opinion, and they probably spent several days reading documentation etc. and what you see is a practiced, edited summary. Try watching live-coding in addition; see people's thought processes, see if you agree or could think of other approaches.

When it comes down to it - maybe look around for others opinions to keep up to date with hot topics, but form your own opinions by actually writing code, reading the documentation yourself. You'll get a much deeper understanding.

mcquiggd

It was nice of you to help support smaller channels, and it's so refreshing to mostly see no click bait, no stupid faces and topic headings that actually tell you what the content is. I have been dropping a lot of the "bigger" channels of late, and honestly have not regretted it. I'm just waiting for AI to "learn" about click bait now for all it's responses ;)

allannielsen