I disagree. For me, I would like to see a world where you could press a button and get a transcript of any video for the times when I don't have the time to de

I disagree. For me, I would like to see a world where you could press a button and get a transcript of any video for the times when I don't have the time to dedicate but I would also like the video for those times that I do. The problem with just reading programming things is you're seeing the final product. If you watch the video there is a better chance that you'll see how the person got to that point. The thing that always annoyed me about Haskell tutorials, for example, was people would put in all this beautiful code but I couldn't ever make it run. In a video they would probably ran it themselves and I would have been able to see the import statements they were using but not putting in the tutorial (this isn't a problem with Haskell literate programming afaik).