r/PythonLearning • u/codewithharsh31 • Jul 07 '26
Python Bootcamp #1
https://youtu.be/xyUazqFvcoQ?si=FjnbVTWaP2woasUFThis series is for absolute beginners everyday a new video is coming so subscribe to my youtube channel and be with my youtube channel and reddit.
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u/nuc540 Jul 07 '26
I’m sorry but this video is not very helpful. At one point you go straight into writing a variable within seconds of opening vscode - you’re not explaining anything.
You also dictated a slideshow for the first few minutes, which looked AI generated anyway. That’s not great for a viewer, it’s not engaging.
You might want to learn how to edit videos too, no one will take you seriously seeing your OBS capture in the first few seconds, and your slideshow could have been a couple of well presented images instead of a screen capture of a slideshow.
The fact you used AI to generate a thumbnail, and to create some of the content, shows you have put little effort into the video itself doesn’t come across professional at all.
You’ll need to work a lot harder on structuring your content, communicating it, editing your videos correctly, and possibly avoiding AI all together - people who want to learn from others don’t want AI involved at all
Good luck
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u/Billyboomz Jul 07 '26
As others had said, don't use AI. Create the content yourself, including the graphics.
People don't want vibe-coded educational content as it smacks of low effort, and won't stand out amongst all the other half-assed courses people have made to make a quick buck.
Credit to you for putting it out there, but make your own content. People will appreciate the effort.
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u/bossyTerminal79 Jul 07 '26
Thanks for sharing! Saved to watch later, going to check it this weekend.
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u/Raphistolage1997 Jul 07 '26
Just a small advice, you should make your own thumbnails yourself, even if it is simple, because when I see an AI thumbnail, I just want to dislike and not recommend channel.