This is the official repository for the doggo dot jl YouTube channel (fka julia for talented amateurs).
- Series 01 (2020-09): Julia for Beginners
- Series 02 (2021-01): Julia Analysis for Beginners
- Series 03 (2021-05): Julia Web Tools for Beginners
- Series 04 (2021-09): Julia Desktop Apps
- Series 05 (2022-01): Julia Machine Learning for Beginners
- Series 06 (2022-05): Low-Level Languages for Julia Users
- Series 07 (2022-09): Julia Differential Equations for Beginners
- Series 08 (2023-01): Intro to Scientific Computing in Julia
- Series 09 (2023-05): Julia Probabilistic Programming for Beginners
- Series 10 (2023-09): Julia for Absolute Beginners
The Julia Programming Language is the highest-level programming language ever created, so it serves as a gateway to knowledge.
I share my educational videos on YouTube to help make Julia more accessible for a global community of students, educators, hobbyists and professionals.
I share all of my code on GitHub, so everyone has free access to my code.
I am funding this project from my personal savings and from the generosity of donors like you.
I am seeking individuals and/or organizations who may be interested in supporting me to build a sustainable pipeline of open-source educational content to help grow the Julia community.
All donations are being used to cover expenses related to creating more educational content.
I thank you, in advance, for your consideration!
The best way to support this project is to watch the videos on YouTube.
You can also Like, Share and Comment.
If you'd like to support the project financially, you can make one-time donations using YouTube's Super Thanks button, which is available on every video (you have to be signed in to YouTube to see the button).
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