Pluralsight's catalog of video courses on C# and the .NET framework, taught by individual instructors. Commenters point to specific teachers as the main factor in quality.

Commenters call the C#/.NET courses great and fantastic, with one saying the quality depends on the instructor.

On Reddit (2)

1. Strongly recommendsKajayachtr/learnprogramming2015in “Looking to learn SQL? Is this a good program?”

   I've used Pluralsight before for C#/.NET courses and they were fantastic. It really depends though on who's teaching the course, but of what I've seen on Pluralsight; 10/10

2. Recommendsdags_cor/webdev2020in “Is codecademy worth subbing to? Or is there something better?”▲ 1

   Depends on what you want too. Different sites are great at different things. For example the C#/.net courses on Pluralsight are great, but some other subjects are not the best. (Also rip to the author, he was an amazing teacher)

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