How I Learn New Frameworks in Half the Time Using YouTube (Without Actually Watching the Videos)

A developer's workflow for extracting knowledge from tech talks, tutorials, and conference recordings faster than ever. I need to learn a new framework roughly every four months. That's not a flex. That's the reality of working at a startup where the stack evolves faster than the documentation. Last month it was tRPC. Before that, Drizzle ORM. Before that, a deep dive into Cloudflare Workers because we decided to move some edge logic. Each time, the cycle is the same. Read the docs (sparse), check GitHub issues (depressing), and watch YouTube tutorials (time-consuming). The docs give you the "what." YouTube gives you the "why" and the "how it actually works in practice." The problem is that a typical conference talk is 40 minutes, and the 3 minutes you actually need are buried somewhere in the middle. I found a way to fix that. The Tool ChatYT . It lets you paste a YouTube URL and have a text conversation about the video's content. Ask questions, get answers with timestamps, generate n