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I thought this was going to touch on how many Udemy courses are stolen.
Are there a lot? Like people copying slides or such?
I rather think that they when they find topical content on youtube they approach the content creator to put the course on their site as well.
Udemy's quality is mostly poor, but it's usually glaringly obvious when a course is rubbish. One or two courses are actually really good.
Udemy is great for new or niche content. If you want to learn data science or machine learning or python, go with Udacity, Coursera or EdX. But if you want to learn VueJS, you have to use Udemy. Best part is that the $1 million course was 90% off, so I only had to pay $100,000 for it! What a saving!
I'm sorry, Udemy, but that's a suspiciously huge discount.
Udemy is great for new or niche content. If you want to learn data science or machine learning or python, go with Udacity, Coursera or EdX. But if you want to learn VueJS, you have to use Udemy. Best part is that the $1 million course was 90% off, so I only had to pay $100,000 for it! What a saving!
The VueJS 2 course[0] is 95% off right now, marked down to $10 from $190. I wonder if it displays that for everyone. I'm sorry, Udemy, but that's a suspiciously huge discount. [0]: https://www.udemy.com/vuejs-2-the-complete-guide/
Udemy is great for new or niche content. If you want to learn data science or machine learning or python, go with Udacity, Coursera or EdX. But if you want to learn VueJS, you have to use Udemy. Best part is that the $1 million course was 90% off, so I only had to pay $100,000 for it! What a saving!
The VueJS 2 course[0] is 95% off right now, marked down to $10 from $190. I wonder if it displays that for everyone. I'm sorry, Udemy, but that's a suspiciously huge discount. [0]: https://www.udemy.com/vuejs-2-the-complete-guide/
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This is a common grammatical mistake that I see made by folks from certain countries. Usually, it's using an incorrectly before a word that starts with the letter u but where the u has a consonant /y/ sound.
/j/ is the IPA for the English consonant "y" sound, /y/ is a vowel.
I don't think I've ever seen a udemy course NOT on sale.