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I use pluralsight, I've considered using Udemy, but certainly not after this, you should definitely be seeking legal counsel. Dispicable of them.
by jrrohrssen 9y ago
I use pluralsight, I've considered using Udemy, but certainly not after this, you should definitely be seeking legal counsel.
Dispicable of them.
- Bizarro 9y agoThe problem with Pluralsight is that you can't buy individual courses..that I know of.
- helthanatos 9y agoThe problem I have with pluralsight is the random courses you get with your visual studio subscription.
- Bizarro 9y agoThey used to have 6 free months of Pluralsight, and then went down to 3 free months of everything if you just signed up for Visual Studio Code/Azure/...whatever that is.
- hortonew 9y agoPluralsight has been my favorite training platform for some time now, luckily my company bought my subscription. Speed controls on video (typically do 1.5-2x speed) and ability to download a series to your mobile device. I like all the instructors I've come across.
- rorykoehler 9y agoBeing able to watch at double speed is one of the main selling points of online video tutorials/MOOCs. Saves so much time not having to travel to the course location and then also getting the info twice as fast as natural pace.
- gaius 9y agoI had a 3-month trial of Pluralsight and liked it, but couldn't justify it on top of Safari Books Online for personal use. For MOOCs EdX for me is by far the best. Content from real institutions with real reputations that they won't allow to be sullied by poor quality, and you pay only if you need/want a certificate at the end.