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I subscribed to Linkedin Learning a few months ago, mainly because I wanted to push myself to complete at least one tutorial per month. It's not cheap (about £3
by prima-facie 4y ago
I subscribed to Linkedin Learning a few months ago, mainly because I wanted to push myself to complete at least one tutorial per month. It's not cheap (about £30 pm) but the content is of very good quality. Tutorials are split into lessons and chapters. They all have transcripts added by the author. No flashy fillers, no talking heads, no wasted time. Just pure content made by known and respectable professionals in the domain. For example the 'Async Python Foundations' course has already helped me at work.
Edit: I now realise this post sounds like an advertisement, but I assure you that was not the intention. It really is a breath of fresh air among video platforms. It feels like the content creators would rather starve than promote the latest VPN software mid-lesson.