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  By Parakh Singhal

  1

  Pathetic application and support.

  Pluralsight is a IT training company and ironically lacks the ability to create a stable iOS application that can be a backbone to their revenue stream. The current inexplicably deletes all the videos that I download once the application is garbage collected by iOS. I filed a ticket citing the problem, and after a couple of instances of communicate from Pluralsight, they went silent. No response whatsoever. I am proud to say that we deliver better service to more than a dozen line of business applications. Pluralsight really need to wake up to the competition and bring sincere improvement to their services and support.








By Abdo.F
3
Downloaded Courses
I like the app very much! But why did i rate it 3 stars though! It’s the download courses. When I download a course, then watch a couple of videos in the app(offline) and return back to the app on windows they don’t sync! Even if I turned the wifi on after finishing. The same thing on the website it doesn’t sync with the app either. So what i had to do is to watch the downloaded course on the app while being online, otherwise videos won’t sync. So basically my progress is gone and i had to open every video again while being online to keep my progress updated. I didn’t try writing notes using the app (offline) yet. Put I hope they don’t have the same problem.


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  By Connor Sullivan

  3

  Great content, some small bugs in the app

  Love the content. We use Pluralsight for work and it’s been a great resource for learning new skills. Some of the quirks I’ve found with the app while using it quite a bit so far: 1. Auto playing videos while the phone is locked (audio only) and on a cellular connection (e.g. driving in the car). The videos will almost always NOT auto play, forcing me to unlock my phone and choose the next one (not good if you’re driving). 2. Auto rotation to landscape now when you play videos. Makes it hard to see other information about the course while you’re watching. 3. App refreshing/logging me out when left running in the background. If I change apps and then come back to this one (if it was paused or something), the app sometimes will have to refresh or even log me out, making me sign back in. Overall it’s a decent app, but I’ve found for the best experience you really need to pre-download the content you want to watch for the smoothest viewing.

1. Pulling issues faced by users like you is a good way to draw attention of Pluralsight: Learn Tech Skills to your problem using the strength of crowds.
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