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Strange Loop Conference
Subscribers 87.6K
Videos 718
Views 9.9M

Channels Like Strange Loop Conference

Strange Loop Conference covers talks and content related to software, programming, the strange and loop themes, and conference-style presentations from the Strange Loop conference in St. Louis, MO. The channel appears to feature tutorials, talks, and deep-dives connected to programming languages, systems, and software architecture, with content drawn from conference sessions. Uploads are frequent enough since joining in 2014, and the channel has a substantial library (718 videos) with an audience totaling 87.6K subscribers and 9.9M total views, though recent-view counts show 0 views for listed videos.

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GOTO Conferences

79% relevance

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72% relevance

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SERP 72%
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NDC Conferences

70% relevance

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67% relevance

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are IBM Technology (80% match) and GOTO Conferences (79% match). IBM Technology aligns with overlapping queries such as programming languages research, cloud and distributed systems, and machine learning and data, while GOTO Conferences aligns with functional programming talks, programming conference talks, and software engineering conferences. Fireship (72% match) also overlaps on compilers and language design, programming languages research, and machine learning and data. Compared to Strange Loop Conference (87.6K subscribers), these competitors have larger audiences: IBM Technology 1.6M, GOTO 1.1M, and Fireship 4.1M. Shared queries include programming conference talks, functional programming talks, software engineering conferences, and machine learning and data, indicating overlapping topics and search intent across programming languages, systems, and related technology topics.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Strange Loop Conference?

Strange Loop Conference's biggest competitors on YouTube are IBM Technology (80% match, 1.6M subscribers), GOTO Conferences (79% match, 1.1M subscribers), and Fireship (72% match, 4.1M subscribers). They share a focus on software, programming, and developer conferences, indicating overlap in technical content and conference-style videos.

What type of content does Strange Loop Conference make?

Strange Loop Conference produces conference-style programming content, as suggested by titles like Strange Loop 2023, Strange Loop 2022, and Strange Loop 2019. The channel appears to have an extremely low view count per video (0 views on recent titles) and a variable uploads pattern, with an average of 0 views per video and an unclear uploads frequency described as ~? uploads/week.

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