When I first started to properly learn how to code in 2020 when I joined my university for my bachelor's degree I saw a huge overwhelming amount of resources that I can use to learn almost anything.

If I searched X tutorial for beginners on YouTube it would bring up a bajillion results and then I would be confused as to which video to watch and which playlist to follow and which video was actually worth watching because I'm not gonna watch 12+ hours of JavaScript tutorials every single day.

I just started listing them in a single markdown file on a GitHub repository and soon it got 100+ stars and I even got two great collaborators with me just for copy pasting YouTube links.

Soon the list got so big that the original idea that I had for it got left behind the endless scrolling file filled with links to different YouTube videos and lost it's purpose. I also got busy with my mom's health condition and university studies that I forgot about the whole thing.

Now, I re-started the effort again. This time aimed at people that are just starting learning and or are complete beginners but this time I'm only including the videos that I have watched and am sure about the quality and value that they provide and also added a few online resources other than YouTube videos as well.