It’s a bold claim to say an IDE extension can make you a better developer, but you should install this new Pluralsight extension and see for yourse...
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That's cool and all, but never have I ever found a tutorial to be helpful when I'm working on a highly customized codebase that overrides the default behaviors these sorts of tutorials rely on... Pluralsight is awesome for learning, but I don't need it in my IDE.
What a shameless advert. I understand that platform needs to make money, but they should be fair enough to tag such articles as an advert.
Ergh, the commercial stink off this clickbaity article makes me sick... 🤮
This kind of content is what makes me want to come here (dev.to) less and less. Give me back my 3 minutes!
Dev.to = adverts.to (you)
And holy f%#@ing s+*%balls! £24 a month!?
If you can't solve the problem from stackexchange (free), then you should probably just give up. Trawling through videos isn't going to help.
My alternative ;) dev.to/stremovsky/better-search-fo...
Thanks, I'll give it a try.
Yeah I'm gonna be better because I have a list of videos to watch. Instead of just doing the work. Wtf is this.
After seeing this awesome post (advert), I am thinking of creating a skillshare extension, and a udemy extension, and a wesbos extension, and a youtube extension and a lynda extension.
Opps, I forgot about stackoverflow extension.
I really like Pluralsight, they have great content and when I want to learn something new it's my go-to. But having an extension to list tech relevant courses from Pluralsight while I'm trying to work on something will probably just get ignored or minimized. I like the idea of trying to make content more accessible to the people using it but this extension won't do it for me.
Suggestion: the title is VS extension, but should probably be VS Code extension. Thanks for sharing this extension!
Jeez. click bait must be hunted and terminated!
Thank you. I didn't even spot the company name at this place. I have to apologise a bit.
I need a remote job guys... Back end nodejs, Reactjs/Angular 4+ front end.