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I find that the courses on Udemy are very amateurish. I was following a course, what the guy was saying was wrong, I was seconding guessing myself and then towa

I find that the courses on Udemy are very amateurish. I was following a course, what the guy was saying was wrong, I was seconding guessing myself and then towards the end of the course he corrected his mistake. Coursera and Pluralsight are much better at least they have some quality standards.

duxup 5y ago
That was my experience a few years ago with taking some courses from some folks who were some of their top instructors... but it was very much "guy who knows this like the back of his hand rushes through a thing and maybe mentions one or two tips ... and here's the rest of the **** owl". Yeah I could reproduce his work but not with an understanding of what is going on / any kind of pathway to try new things, and I felt like there was no effort to communicate more than that. A few courses I really got the feeling that the instructor was taking an inaccurate approach to the whole topic. Not wrong... but not how the concept of the language or code works.
ai_ia 5y ago
> Coursera and Pluralsight are much better at least they have some quality standards. I agree 100% with Pluralsight. My previous company had given me access to entire Pluralsight courses and I really completed a lot of courses.