How do people prefer to learn web development - videos or text? I want to create a web development blog where I will teach a variety of subjects that people usually don't talk about.
How people prefer to get content? Using videos or text?
What are the pros and cons of each media?
As a student, I get a lot more from blogs.  Many of the videos I have seen are pretty hit or miss.  With a blog, I can scan it in a minute or so and be able to tell if it holds the answers/info I am looking for or curious about.  With a video, there seems to be a much longer time commitment due to more forwarding, searching and hunting for an overview of the video's quality.

I think it may depend also on what you are trying to do?  Are you trying to relate an entire concept? Or is your approach more targeted towards demonstrating specifics, edge cases, etc?  I think for broader overviews, videos are more helpful from what I have seen with my peers and myself.  Blogs seem to do better with content that has a narrower focus, especially if specific, concrete examples are included.

There may also be the notion of data usage and accessibility to consider.  It is much easier to download a webpage then read it later or offline.  Not much data has to be transferred for that to happen.  Video of course takes much more data to transmit and more room to store.  Those may not be major concerns for everyone but some places I'm sure the difference between the two is enormous.

Whatever you choose, thanks for doing it and helping the rest of us learn, it is appreciated!