• Chuck Allison (4/4) May 21 2014 Just thought I'd let you all know that there is an online D video
• Andrej Mitrovic (12/16) May 21 2014 It was already posted before. But with no demo I don't see how we
• John (15/22) May 21 2014 The pluralsight's trial period is very restrictive when compared

"Chuck Allison" <chuck freshsources.com> writes:

Just thought I'd let you all know that there is an online D video 
course (unfortunately not free) at pluralsight.com. It's been 
there almost month. It's really quite good for newbies learning 
D. Just sayin'

"Andrej Mitrovic" <andrej.mitrovich gmail.com> writes:

On Wednesday, 21 May 2014 at 22:59:51 UTC, Chuck Allison wrote:
 Just thought I'd let you all know that there is an online D 
 video course (unfortunately not free) at pluralsight.com. It's 
 been there almost month. It's really quite good for newbies 
 learning D. Just sayin'

It was already posted before. But with no demo I don't see how we 
can recommend it to anyone. And having to enter credit card 
details to get to free content is IMO very wrong, especially with 
this info from their website:

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This trial experience is free of charge—at least for the first 
ten days, with 200 minutes access to all our training courses. 
After that, it will convert to a monthly paid subscription.
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So what if you attempt to cancel your subscription but they don't 
respond in time? It smells like snake oil to me.

"John" <john.joyus gmail.com> writes:

On Wednesday, 21 May 2014 at 23:04:10 UTC, Andrej Mitrovic wrote:

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 This trial experience is free of charge—at least for the first 
 ten days, with 200 minutes access to all our training courses. 
 After that, it will convert to a monthly paid subscription.
 -----

 So what if you attempt to cancel your subscription but they 
 don't respond in time? It smells like snake oil to me.


The pluralsight's trial period is very restrictive when compared 
to lynda.
That 200 minutes is not enough to watch the 5 hrs video tutorial 
on D. So one has to get ready to shell out the $29 for a month so 
that he/she can watch this and a ton of other useful stuff. That 
is what I did and now hooked for good!

Anyway, hats off to Pluralsight for this course. They have 4,700 
corporate customers and 340,000 users in over 125 countries. A 
lot of them might notice D for the first time!

I wish this course is also listed under "Programming Languages" 
just like the course on Go. Currently it is only under C++

Btw, If I remember correctly, it stopped working after the 200 
minutes trial. I had to explicitly choose to start my real paid 
usage. YMMV.