[notwokeno]

I recorded a couple video tutorials doing this with vim and openwatcom C. I never published them though.

I kind of want to start a channel for that sort of thing but haven't really decided on a format and keep going back and forth on it. I've built up a fair amount of unpublished footage at this point.

[hdjjhhvvhga]

Just start, you can always change the format later.

By the way, there seem to be two main groups of programming-related channels on YT. One are terribly serious and a bit boring because of monotonous voice and in general, well, not much is going on. On the other end of the spectrum you got pure entertainment and almost no knowledge transfer (maybe except inspiration) like Dani. It would be great to find some sweet spot somewhere in between, for people with ADHD like me who quickly get bored and need some emotions in the video but at the same time want to learn something and not just waste their time watching half-baked attempts at crazy game ideas.

[notwokeno]

"Coding Adventure" is one I'd really like to emulate, I think he hits the sweet spot well.

[cryo]

This would be very cool, I love these kind of videos. Perhaps you can find the right format as you building up your channel. There are lots of Youtubers shaping their channels over time to improve, imho the most important part is to start and get the content public.