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I was a Pluralsight subscriber for about a decade before giving up on them in the face of declining quality and higher prices. My biggest disappointment was th
by CSMastermind 2y ago
I was a Pluralsight subscriber for about a decade before giving up on them in the face of declining quality and higher prices.
My biggest disappointment was their pricing around Flow which I saw as their genuinely killer app - sort of like APM for your actual engineering team. But they priced it out of practicality for almost any organization.
- freddref 2y agoCan you say more about flow? I'm curious about practical use cases, could you share some examples?
- rawdeg 2y agoPS acquired git prime and rebranded it as Flow, and then basically just kinda ignored it tbh. Basically it analyzed git data and gave info like velocity, how much work was new features vs refactors, etc. Very simplified explanation but for places where code-level analysis is used for performance tracking it can be useful. The problem imo is that while that kind of info is certainly interesting, in most cases it's not really that useful or actionable in practice.