Info is pretty good, tech support is lousy I signed up to a paid SQL course. The sequence of lessons was good, there were comments not just syntax instructions, and examples were always shown. There's a couple of reasons I probably won't use it again, though. The main problem I had was that the tool to try out your code wasn't working in any browers. A pretty fundamental problem! Seems it was to do with MySQL, deprecation, something. When I raised it with them they said 'thanks for your feedback, we've passed it on', like I'd made a suggestion for future improvement, not reported a significant component as broken. Also, I still don't understand the difference between the paid 'course' that I did and the free tutorials, because the naming of everything is so confusing. Finally, there was this out-of-place section about code injection and the like, which referred to much more advanced code and wasn't at all easy to understand. I'll probably try Codeacademy next time.

Don't pay for a Space Learning on the site is pretty good but I made the mistake of paying for a space. I wasn't impressed with the functionality and could have the same elsewhere for free. My advice is avoid paying on the site.

It's useful as a reference tool for web… It's useful as a reference tool for web programming. But it focuses too much on the syntax of all the different programming languages (which is similar in them all) and doesn't explain adequately why you would use a particular technology over another, and how to incorporate it into your website.

Good Learning Site If you want to learn free it's good site for learning or practice the computer languages like HTML, CSS, JS .etc. but can't learn simply or basic React JS, Node JS etc easily

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