I wouldn’t say any are worth it inherently. There are a lot of good subscription services but what matters most is your tech stack, habits and needs. For examp

I wouldn’t say any are worth it inherently. There are a lot of good subscription services but what matters most is your tech stack, habits and needs. For example, I haven’t found the per-language focused IDE approach of JetBrains to fit well with the multi-language architectures I commonly work on, and while I’ll watch Pluralsight courses I find I don’t read as much O’Reilly content even though it’s often something I get more out of. End of the day, identify what you want to take away from things and focus on optimizing for your own mannerisms.