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I'm a big fan of pluralsight.com (no association). It's only $29 / month USD. I always go back to it when I want to brush up on something or learn something com
by lsiunsuex 6y ago
I'm a big fan of pluralsight.com (no association). It's only $29 / month USD. I always go back to it when I want to brush up on something or learn something completely new. Not all videos / instructors are created equally of course, but their content has been the most consistent IMO.
- ysoft 6y agoI wish I had known about pluralsight years ago. It has quality content. It helped me move to senior roles easily. I watch/listen daily during commute to work.
- qntty 6y agoI second this. I've been using a work account recently to introduce myself to some new things and I was surprised at how much I liked it. It seems like it has gotten better in the past couple years especially.
- spaetzleesser 6y agoAgreed. I have made it a rule now that instead of struggling for weeks figuring out something new I will spend two days on a Pluralsight or Udemy course to get some fundamentals first.
- PatentlyDC123 6y agoAny instructors you recommend?
- whitepoplar 6y agoPaolo Perrotta's git courses are excellent
- clavalle 6y agoPluralsight is great. But the courses that stand out to me are the ones that have labs, specificially Quiklabs, embedded in them. I wish they'd highlight those somehow so I can find them Nothing like hands on keyboard to get something new to click!
- digianarchist 6y agoThe problem with Pluralsight is a lot of the courses are not that great.