I so far found it a great platform I recently came across the platform by way of a web search on a technical subject; I decided to read on and explore the site. I'm currently a non-paying member enrolled in the data science study plan. I find the project- (portfolio-) based training constructive as well as the grouping of topics towards a given domain, e.g. data science. I already have a background in Engineering and found the topic coverage suitable and looking forward to complete a project; I will likely become a paying member.

Your lessons are not well explained I recently started learning Python and at the beginning, it was going well but recently, the classes haven't been so explanatory. I was advised by my friend to find somewhere else to learn but I want you to know why.

Very good, but could be better! Ok, I am using the platform for a fair amount of time now, and overall I really like the format, exercises and projects. However, there are some disadvantages: 1. Firstly, the order of the topics when learning something is not natural and as it should be!!! For example, I am learning currently the Comparable interface then databases then Comparator interface (does not make much sense since both interfaces are mainly used for the same thing and should be learned after each other). 2. Sometimes, the theory behind the exercises is not discussed in the lecture. 3. And last but not the least, IT IS A REALLY EXPENSIVE PLATFORM! Actually, I believe it is the most expensive one...In my opinion it should not cost more than 20-25$ per month, but it costs 50$!!! Just unbelievable.

Learning is like a video game The fact that there are exercises and projects in every theory section. I believe you should provide the solution or some hints, cause sometimes exercises are more complicated than theory.

General impression Java basics I have chosen the learning approach without a fee in order to find out whether the form, style of educating programming topics suites me in general. I must say yes. I can recommend the form, the style. The Java basics are tought well. Also the exercises that follow chapters of theory in order to repeat the topic are designed very well as tasks of different difficulty are provided to get accomplished. Also a link in the excercises back to theory concerned is offered. A few times it appears that theory linked to support the solution doesn't stick to the task. This can be solved by reviewing the theory sections. As it doesn't take too much time I feel this is okay.