I use Udemy a few times a year. The instructors are terribly under-paid, and the content is typically very high quality but low depth. It's great for picking up

I use Udemy a few times a year. The instructors are terribly under-paid, and the content is typically very high quality but low depth. It's great for picking up a new skill to a useful degree and getting you ready to continue learning more in-depth material elsewhere. Eg, great for learning a technology or programming language, but often not great for advanced features of that language. Whenever you can, use one of the instructors coupon codes prior to buying a course, otherwise the instructors only get about 27% of the money [1] (or less if it's on mobile due to app stores), which is why I decided to not make a game-programming course a couple of years ago. [1] https://support.udemy.com/hc/en-us/articles/229605008-Instructor-Revenue-Share https://support.udemy.com/hc/en-us/articles/229605008-Instru...