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$29/month feels alright if you're using it as a professional resource, i.e. you're an employed programmer. As a student/learning resource, it seems quite steep
by Obi_Juan_Kenobi 9y ago
$29/month feels alright if you're using it as a professional resource, i.e. you're an employed programmer.
As a student/learning resource, it seems quite steep. Yet, compared to traditional education, it's a screaming steal.
Pricing is hard.
- sn9 9y agoA monthly $30 will soon grow more expensive than a few decent textbooks that cover the same material in greater depth.
- gary_bernhardt 9y agoOne of Destroy All Software's primary value propositions (even included in the subtitle of the front page of destroyallsoftware.com) is terseness. My customers pay me more money because I produce small things. You can get quantity anywhere.
- sn9 9y agoNo I get that, and I enjoy your writing. It's certainly a valuable niche to occupy. I just think people tend to underestimate the ROI on buying and working through a textbook.