Well, there's already http://showMeDo.com http://showMeDo.com which is really great. Covers lots of programming and related functions like using IDEs like Eclip

Well, there's already http://showMeDo.com http://showMeDo.com which is really great. Covers lots of programming and related functions like using IDEs like Eclipse and editors like Vim. There's also tutorial episodes on design like suggested by a commenter before. No Photoshop or the rest of the Adobe CS suite however, all F/LOSS like GIMP and Inkscape. I'm actually practicing by learning from Eric Florenzo's playlist on Django here[1]. The only problem with ShowMeDo is that lots of the material is dated (and that's not necessarily a problem always!) and there isn't much new content. The site was busy 07-09 but unfortunately seems to have been forgotten. I hope castingcode.tv doesn't fall to this problem, as this is a really great and useful way to learn lots of computer skills. There's the commercial solution by PeepCode[2] with excellent quality pieces by the crew there. The material there is much more up to date and consistent in quality standards. It's not as huge an offering, but it's certainly a lot. I'd also definitely recommend them to anyone who enjoys this style of learning. The last and probably most accessible solution out there right now are the Youtube playlists and video series in this format. The quality there is a little hit and run, with some series excellent and others so-so. The target audience is almost always for the beginner, but that shouldn't dissuade those more advanced from perusing a vim tut to brush up on new tricks. [1] http://showmedo.com/videotutorials/video?name=3360000&fromSeriesID=336 http://showmedo.com/videotutorials/video?name=3360000&fr... [2] http://peepcode.com/ http://peepcode.com/