Marco Peluso

Subscribers 5.2K

Videos 69

Views 303.0K

Channels Like Marco Peluso

Marco Peluso covers terminal, shell, unix, and related tooling with tutorials and how-tos focused on Neovim, Vim, tmux, and modern terminal workflows. The content emphasizes a keyboard-driven, integrated system using tools like WezTerm, AI agents, and dotfiles, with recent videos highlighting setup guides, workflow optimization, and tips/tricks. The channel publishes around 2.8 uploads per week, and videos average roughly 15.5K views, based on current stats and recent outputs.

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#1

typecraft view on YouTube ▶

89% relevance

Subscribers 227K

Videos 171

Views 26.3M

Appearances 22

SERP 100%

Similarity 82%

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Both target an audience interested in advanced Vim/Neovim workflows and terminal productivity (queries like neovim setup, tmux workflow, vim quickfix), and typecraft’s content strongly aligns (82% content match) with Marco’s topic focus, indicating a high overlap in style and technique.

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#2

Josean Martinez view on YouTube ▶

78% relevance

Subscribers 66.8K

Videos 58

Views 7.2M

Appearances 17

SERP 67%

Similarity 85%

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Share a tech-focused audience around Neovim and Vim tooling (neovim setup, vim lsp config) with Marco, and Josean’s content emphasizes terminal tools, aligning closely in subject matter, though his audience reach differs (67% search but 85% content match).

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#3

DevOps Toolbox view on YouTube ▶

76% relevance

Subscribers 115K

Videos 180

Views 10.0M

Appearances 21

SERP 60%

Similarity 87%

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Both channels cover tmux workflows and terminal tools at depth, with DevOps Toolbox showing a strong content similarity (87%) to Marco’s approach, signaling similar tutorial style and practical tips.

#4

TJ DeVries

75% relevance

Subscribers 117K

Videos 363

Views 8.1M

Appearances 21

SERP 66%

Similarity 81%

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TJ DeVries targets neovim setup and vim LSP config like Marco, including vim quickfix, reflecting high topical overlap (75% match) and a closely related tutorial emphasis in their content (81% content).

#5

ThePrimeagen view on YouTube ▶

67% relevance

Subscribers 541K

Videos 105

Views 54.6M

Appearances 16

SERP 61%

Similarity 70%

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Shares a heavy focus on neovim setup and vim LSP config, plus tmux workflow, yielding substantial search overlap (neovim setup, vim lsp config) and solid content alignment (70%), indicating a similar tutorial-centric approach.

#6

Henry Misc

65% relevance

Subscribers 10.3K

Videos 38

Views 862.9K

Appearances 11

SERP 39%

Similarity 83%

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Henry Misc targets neovim setup and vim quickfix like Marco, and adds wezterm tips, creating overlapping search interest but with slightly higher content divergence (83%) due to wezterm-specific content while still appealing to the same audience.

Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are typecraft (89% match) and Josean Martinez (78% match). They, like Marco Peluso, target neovim setup, vim lsp config, and terminal workflow-related queries, aligning on overlapping topics such as neovim setup, vim lsp config, and terminal tools. Additional notable competitors include DevOps Toolbox (76% match) and TJ DeVries (75% match), who also cover tmux workflow, vim tips tricks, and neovim topics. The Primeagen (67% match) appears as a broader neovim-focused channel with overlaps on neovim setup and vim lsp config. Marco Peluso has 5.3K subscribers, whereas the top competitors range from 66.8K to 541K subscribers, indicating substantial size differences despite overlapping content areas.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Marco Peluso?

typecraft — 89% match, 227K subscribers; Josean Martinez — 78% match, 66.8K subscribers; DevOps Toolbox — 76% match, 115K subscribers. All three channels focus on developer-oriented topics, including programming, software development workflows, and terminal/Linux tooling, similar to Marco Peluso’s emphasis on terminal, shell, and neovim content.

What type of content does Marco Peluso make?

Marco Peluso creates technical tutorials and how-tos related to terminal, shell, unix, macos, and Vim/Neovim tooling, with video topics like setting up LSP in Neovim, WezTerm and starship configurations, and tiling window managers. He uploads content at roughly 2.8 times per week, with average views around 15.5K per video.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Marco Peluso?

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