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I wish paid programming content was on average better. My assumption for paid content (outside of a university course) is that it will be awful. Paid programmin
by ecshafer 3y ago
I wish paid programming content was on average better. My assumption for paid content (outside of a university course) is that it will be awful. Paid programming content has consistently fell short of my expectations. Coursera is much better than average here imo, with courses like Functional Programming in Scala by Odersky and Andrew Ng's AI course. Pluralsight, Udemy, Udacity, all of them I have found to really be lacking.
- buybackoff 3y agoYouTube and InfoQ are free and have lots of great content. .NET is probably lacking good content. Yet many things from Java are directly applicable. E.g. on benchmarking & performance, there are true gems on InfoQ by Gil Tene, Martin Thompson, et al. I would pay for that content after watching it. A problem with paid courses is that payment goes first before evaluation. Maybe both sides do not care in cases such as corporate spend on continuous education...