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Short, upbeat summaries of new research in AI, computer graphics and physics simulation. Suits students curious about where computing is heading next.
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Clear tutorials on web design and CSS animation, plus reflective videos on life as a developer. Useful for students learning to build websites.

DevTips is a long-running channel about web design and development. After a quiet period it has returned with new uploads, including a podcast and a music writing app built by its host.
The best-known videos are tutorials on HTML, CSS and JavaScript, especially a series on CSS animation. They explain how websites move and respond, with code written and tested on screen. Other videos look at learning React, choosing tools and the working life of a developer.
Some highlights include:
The first part of a CSS animation series, explaining transitions that make page elements change smoothly.

The second part of the series, showing how keyframes control more complex animations.

A tutorial on building an animated drop-down menu with CSS.

The channel has around 341,000 subscribers.
Front-end web development is a common first job in software. DevTips teaches the building blocks in a clear, visual way. It suits students who like both design and coding, and connects to careers in web development and user interface design. The CSS animation series is a good place to start. It builds from simple transitions to more complex effects, and each idea can be tried straight away in a browser with no special software. Working through it gives a solid grasp of how web pages are styled and brought to life. That is a skill that turns up in almost every web project, from small personal sites to large company apps.

YouTube channelElectronics and computing
Short, upbeat summaries of new research in AI, computer graphics and physics simulation. Suits students curious about where computing is heading next.

YouTube channelElectronics and computing
Mechanical engineering projects and clear explanations of motors, mechanisms and machines. A strong fit for students who like building things that move.

YouTube channelElectronics and computing
Coding projects that explore maths: strange geometries, fractals, puzzles and game theory. Great for students who enjoy both programming and maths.

YouTube channelElectronics and computing
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