http://tomlooman.com/ is a packed site for many C++ programmers looking for a kick starter, and returning intermediates. Can’t recommend it enough!
Tom Looman’s Survival series is invaluable for new developers http://www.tomlooman.com/survival-sample-game-for-ue4/
Billy Bramer’s Blueprint Networking series also helped a great deal, but it’s a bit long in the tooth now: Blueprint Networking Tutorials - Unreal Engine
Sooooo many to list but I use youtube for the majority of my sources as visual instruction / walk-through is the best way I learn. Trial and error is a close second 
anyhow my list below:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBobmJyzsJ6Ll7UbfhI4iwQ Unreal Engine
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOVfF7PfLbRdVEm0hONTrNQ Mathew Wadstein
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz-eYJAUgSE-mqzKtit7m9g Virtus Learning Hub
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiIl8Gex0kzhU48icQu_v_w The Sarg Kyle
Warren Marshall - YouTube Warren Marshall
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkIkWiM9gbAPe8MSrAahuqw 3 Prong Gaming
https://www.youtube.com/user/allright2910/videos Alexander Shatalov
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYP-Vz2YA-D7ZZIbEpBk0WQ Azem
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKJXFBJBppE7qiI7npzJPgw Ben Ormstad
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzGCEnrXAmh7h4VwcU8sXKg/videos Matt Taylor
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgqb66tX-DYAbAU93UcvTTA Devin Sherry
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCyYS9kMLEdB03GxJXqtmFQ/videos Evil Eye Games
https://www.youtube.com/user/evilmrfrank/videos evilmrfrank
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfyvlGW2gDNh5YH6CFh7BtQ JackX570
Joe Hudson - YouTube Joe Hudson
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgmX4icpN3HnOOwYtmyYz2w Maverick
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC8f6SxKJElVvaRb7nF4Axg PyroDev
RATSGAME - YouTube RATSGAME
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTA7ggbDBcF30GeSDysBoGg/videos SG Creation
Tesla Dev - YouTube Tesla Dev
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX44PoFn-gUJ2_8VYAaVrbw UnrealTek
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHuzwCBMsExSsORBmDzhGYA WorldofLevelDesign
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWfkqFjkMqQp6i-HwpWJ09A Yoeri-Luos-Vleer
UE4U - YouTube UE4U
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnO-xQvmsO1WwKFq-5Pvj0Q Tom Looman
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeQ19HRB5QT3Rwn7hCpugBg/videos Kyle D.
https://www.youtube.com/user/PeterLNewton/videos Peter L. Newton
One of my favourite learning resources is the live training twitch stream and also other video tutorials you guys have on your youtube account. More recently I’ve been watching the Skeleton Assets Overview videos by Wes Bun which I found really instructive and very well explained. Please do more videos in this format!
Unreal Engine Twitch stream: https://www.twitch.tv/unrealengine
Unreal Engine Youtube video tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/user/UnrealDevelopmentKit/videos
Skeleton Assets Overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDbpHamn2eY
I’d like to mention twitch.tv/zalieth He taught me a lot and helped me loads with Blueprints and Unreal Engine. He will also help anyone. And basically all the other omniprescences above, obviously. Thanks guys
http://cedric.bnslv.de/Downloads/UE4_Network_Compendium_by_Cedric_eXi_Neukirchen.pdf
http://www.tomlooman.com/unreal-engine-4-resource-collection/
I watched this one a couple of times.
It 's a good introduction when you want to make your test project more into a game and want to add different levels etc…
UE4 Game Framework Basics in Blueprint
explains the relations between game instance and other components
in combination with https://docs.unrealengine.com/latest/INT/Engine/UMG/QuickStart/index.html
Special from step 3 creating a main menu …
And of course all the other videos and live streams!! they are an amazing resource, event for little tricks and hotkey stuff that is mentioned ocasionally
Annnnnnnnnnnnnd we’re done here =)
Thanks everyone for submitting! Tune into Twitch tomorrow (Thursday 11/16) at 2pm where we’ll literally draw names from a pie hat!
Well, dang. I’m too late. I was going to say this guy has the absolute best tutorial for handling gamepad input in menus. Seriously. I’ve looked high and low, and as of 4.14 there simply isn’t any better (built-in) way to do it that I’ve ever heard of. Very. Helpful.
I knew I should have visited the forums in the morning…
This resource helped me quite a bit when I wanted to make custom skyboxes for the Epic Mega Jam, had a space based game and couldn’t use default skybox for that.
This series, starting with part 7, helped in the November game jam in setting up my own character without having to rely on the default Unreal guy.
(used it to make silly chicken characters)
PLZlv_N0_O1ga0IoRrpI4xkX4qmCrhGu56/7b9WM8TVdpA/index.html
I have about 4 videos left to watch in the BattleTanks section of this super long course on Udemy. I highly recommend it as every single little step is covered all the way from complete beginner in C++ all the way to digging into the source.
A couple things:
From the community:
UE4 Tools Addon:
The Hero Rig and the video tutorials explaining it has SAVED me SO HARD!!! I can’t begin to explain how important this tool was and its learning resources.
From EPIC:
Animation Techniques used in Paragon:
I have to mention that technique for jump animations, where you offset the character by moving them downward IN the animation, so the actual in game jump has some “snap” and keeps the anticipation and staging while being ALSO instantaneous to the button press!
Edit: Blast I didn’t see the cut off time XD. oh well, I’m glad I mentioned those things anyway 
I been using ue4 for to make mobile game with few friends. The game is half done still lots to do 
The videos playlist that really help me understand mobile dev is:
In particular one video from that playlist that helped is Design Techniques for Tomorrow’s Mobile Games that Zak Parrish did.
This where i first found out about full rough materials and how to switch shader to mobile preview
⋆ALAN UE4⋆ Tutorials and more!
These tutorials helped me a lot to understand the basics of multiplayer in unreal engine and about hosting and joining servers.
I want to win one of those Skeletons ya’ll been hiding in that closet no one goes near! 
I added this thread to my my bookmarks as great resource
Oh no, it looks like I missed the cut-off. The Tweet didn’t make it obvious the giveaway was already locked down. 
Well, anyway, the thing that’s helped me most is the Columbus Unreal Engine Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/Columbus-Unreal-Engine-Meetup/
It’s a friendly group that have offered tutorials and other assistance, as well as sharing some neat game dev projects.
http://shootertutorial.com/ - Shooter Tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZlv_N0_O1gY7G589Z3I5-Dz7AdFSIWaG - VR Live Training
Weekly UE Streams
Learn Tab
Documents
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnO-xQvmsO1WwKFq-5Pvj0Q - Tom Looman
And a bunch more I can’t remember xD
This being a Fire-Side Chat will questions be taken?
Before asking, I want to express my gratitude to Epic for all they have given to the world & our community, many thanks to Epic & everyone at Epic!
**[Question] **Since I started with Unreal Engine 4 there has been about a dozen versions released.
** What determines a release &/or what justifies creating or moving on to a new release?
It seems as soon as a release is well ‘released’ we move on to the next one without hardly looking back which sometimes leaves unfinished features &/or lingering bugs that can make it difficult to even use some releases.
(should there be more quality orientated releases? more than once a year maybe?)
(and should there be more time allotted to each release to make sure it’s more functional & useable for the common user?)
** And how are the goals or objectives for each release set? What guides are used or what guides the direction that a release is to take?
- Hopefully these questions are clear & won’t be taken the wrong way. I’m just very curious about what’s going on and just wanted some clarification. Thanks! *
i startetd with of course, the unreal engine tutorials.
then i found one who gave me a rly push : UE4 Combat - YouTube Moize Opel , nice for gameplay tuts
and i highly recommend https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWfkqFjkMqQp6i-HwpWJ09A Yoeri “Luos” Vleer for particles !
i created one too but it isnt yet so further, it is specialized on untutorialized gamemechanics : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV9Axcla5dKzf613I8yBFUw
was a long road to watch Epics playlist indeed 