Youtube channels you should have a look at

[restertest (Ioan Solderea)]

Hello Ministry,

I am sharing this in the effort to have a long list in the end of youtube channels that testers should have a look at since these are from my point of view really nice channels

• Cypress tutorial
  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-EOsTo2l2x39e4JmSaWNRQ

• Execute automation
  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO1aucBAJgFR8odzfXOZ5uw

• Evil tester
  https://www.youtube.com/user/EviltesterVideos

• QA Shahin
  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSMFeUcRuAqIGQu3RWOlCRg

• Applium Tool Recipes
  Uploading Files with Selenium Java - Test Automation Cookbook - YouTube

Please add your own so that we make the list bigger and bigger

I will also add my own which I hope will grow bigger in the future.

Rester Test

[kristof (Kristof Van Kriekingen)]

Automation Step by Step. I really enjoy how he explains frameworks etc in all of his video’s

• https://www.youtube.com/c/AutomationStepByStep/playlists

[simon_tomes]

I recommend:

• Whiteboard Testing YouTube channel for interesting topics such as what does testing do, “QA”, automation in testing, handy mnemonics and explorations of various models.
• Neil Studd’s Let’s Explore playlist for a practical view of exploration things like APIs, exploratory testing techniques and Python
• This excellent video from Richard Bradshaw, “Redefining test automation” including the very handy SACRED and TRIMS models for automation in testing
• The conversations I have with folks in the testing community on ensemble testing, security testing, charismatic testing and the benefits of moving from step-tests to exploratory testing
• Sam Connelly’s Live Pair Testing Series for super hands-on/think-out-loud test exploration.

[dnlknott (Daniel Knott)]

Adding my channel here too (hope this is ok?). I started this channel in 2022 and I plan to record and release a series of videos about software testing.
Let me know what you think?

Software Testing by Daniel Knott