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Tiago
Subscribers 34.8K
Videos 38
Views 1.3M

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Tiago covers in-depth software engineering and architecture with a focus on Go (Golang) tutorials and backend design. Content appears as long-form tutorials and course-style videos (e.g., Complete Microservices course with Go and Kubernetes, Building a Production API in Golang from Scratch), with additional topics on concurrency, architecture, and SaaS development. The channel publishes long-form content, aiming at practical implementation and design patterns, and averages around 26.3K views per video. Subscriptions are 34.8K and the channel has 38 videos published since June 2023, indicating an active posting cadence over time.

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82% relevance

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Content Landscape

Top competitors include ByteByteGo (82% match) and Melkey (89% match) as the strongest overlaps, sharing queries such as microservices design patterns, go rest api design, and golang concurrency. Flo Woelki (75% match) and Anthony GG (70% match) also compete on go backend architecture and concurrency topics, while Alex Mux (66% match) overlaps on auth in go web apps and testing strategies. Tiago has 34.8K subscribers, which is smaller than ByteByteGo (1.4M) and Anthony GG (85.2K) and larger than Flo Woelki (28.2K) and Alex Mux (24.4K), showing a range of audience sizes among competitors. Shared queries include go backend architecture, golang concurrency, go rest api design, and go kubernetes deployment, indicating direct competition for Go-based backend and architecture content.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Tiago?

Tiago's biggest competitors on YouTube are: 1) Melkey — 69.5K subscribers, 89% match; 2) ByteByteGo — 1.4M subscribers, 82% match; 3) Flo Woelki — 28.2K subscribers, 75% match. All three channels focus on Golang programming tutorials and software architecture topics, overlapping with Tiago's Golang tutorials and backend/architecture content.

What type of content does Tiago make?

Tiago creates Golang-focused tutorials and backend development content, including topics like microservices, backend architecture, concurrency, and production API development. Videos listed include courses and practical projects with titles such as Complete Microservices course with Go and Kubernetes (57.8K views), Building a Production API in Golang from Scratch (Ecommerce project) (85K views), and Golang Concurrency Explained (Crash Course) (13K views). The channel has an average of 26.3K views per video. Upload frequency is not precisely stated, but the note mentions an average views per video and ~uploads per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Tiago?

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