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I couldn’t find a low-noise way to stay updated on frameworks and libraries across my favorite tech stacks—so I built one. It’s ad-free, with RSS and email notifications. You can follow top, trending, or new additions. There are already some hidden gems, with more to come. I’m sure I missed some great libraries, so contributions are welcome. Enjoy!

Hey! The DevTube founder here. I spent the last two weeks rebuilding DevTube. Unlike the old version which contained 150K+ videos (and most of them were garbage), the new version contains ~350 tech talks from different sources – my personal favorites, GitHub lists, and YouTube most liked. The new DevTube is YouTube uncluttered + secret gems reuploaded from InfoQ, Vimeo, and private video archives.

- Discover hidden gems – Watch videos that are not publicly available on YouTube (e.g. Chad Fowler's "Tiny").

- Save time – Watch only the best talks, curated by the community, grouped by categories and speakers. Quality beats quantity.

- Create lists – Watch later, bookmark, and keep track of watched videos.

- Discuss – Read, write, and reply to comments directly from DevTube.

- Contribute – Get karma for video contributions. Your name will also be visible next to the video.

- Subscribe – Stay up-to-date with the latest videos via RSS. Too busy? Receive one tech talk per week.

- Fewer distractions – No annoying YouTube algorithms, irrelevant videos, ads, and tracking.

Enjoy!

The Leadership Guide for the Reluctant Leader: https://dev.tube/video/3PcL8UkorEg

My list:

* Bear for taking notes.

* Brain.fm for deep work.

* Headspace for meditation.

* Hemingway for writing.

* Grammarly for grammar correction.

Yeah, that'a good point. Meanwhile, there is a list of online events: https://dev.events/OU

Hope more will be added soon.