Best C# and .NET YouTube Channels

C# is used for .NET backends, desktop apps and Unity games. These channels teach the language and the frameworks built on it.

10 channels • Updated Nov 10, 2026

Our #1 pick as of November 2026: Brackeys. It pairs 1.9M subscribers with 7 C# videos, the best mix of reach and depth among 10 channels. Next: WebGentle and CodeBeauty. All free on YouTube and re-ranked with every data refresh.

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Best for: Largest audience 1.9M subscribers, the most on this list. 7 C# videos in our index.

2

Best for: Most C# videos 86 C# videos in our index, the most on this list.

3

Best for: Long-form deep dives Recent videos average 32 minutes. 26 C# videos in our index.

4

Best for: Fresh uploads Uploads about once a week; last video today. 7 C# videos in our index.

Code Monkey
Code Monkey

@codemonkeyunity

AI Coding

Hello and Welcome! I'm your Code Monkey and here you will learn everything about Game Development in Unity using C# taug...

607K Subs
1.7K Videos
15.2K Avg Views
1.68% Engagement
Project Based
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5

Best for: Beginners Bio and video titles are aimed at beginners (basics, from scratch, getting started). 14 C# videos in our index.

6

Best for: Advanced topics Covers in-depth and advanced material, not only the basics. 34 C# videos in our index.

7

Best for: Highest engagement 3% engagement rate (likes and comments per view), the highest on this list. 31 C# videos in our index.

8

Best for: Learning by building Teaches through projects you build along with the video. 25 C# videos in our index.

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Best for: Short lessons Recent videos average 7 minutes. 50 C# videos in our index.

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Best for: Long-form deep dives Recent videos average 24 minutes. 38 C# videos in our index.

Programentor
Programentor

@programentor

backend

ABOUT OUR CHANNEL Our channel is about Programming. We cover lots of cool stuff such as Web Development, Software Develo...

49.9K Subs
1.3K Videos
3.9K Avg Views
2.95% Engagement
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How We Selected These Channels

Only channels with at least 5 C# videos in our index qualify. The ranking weighs subscribers against how many C# videos a channel has and how much of its catalog they make up, so a specialist with 40 C# videos ranks above a bigger generalist with three.

Each "Best for" label comes from the channel's own numbers: subscribers, engagement rate, 30-day subscriber growth, upload frequency, average video length, and the style tags we infer from its bio and video titles. A superlative such as "Largest audience" goes only to the channel that holds it on this list.

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