I'm looking for ways to improve my coding habits because I often stop and start over, which gets really frustrating. I want a platform that offers a clear daily plan to follow so I can learn consistently. I came across Codefinity, which seems to have guided tracks with short lessons and daily goals. They offer courses in Python and SQL all in the browser, which sounds appealing. However, I haven't tried it yet since there's no free version, and I don't want to waste money if it's not effective. Has anyone here used Codefinity? Does it really help you stay on track and learn consistently, or are there better options for those of us who struggle with motivation?
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I gave Codefinity a shot, and honestly, it was easier than I expected! I've tried other platforms, but I always ended up quitting. Codefinity kept me engaged because the lessons are short, and I felt like I was making real progress. I'm currently working through the full Python track and enjoying it a lot!
Have you given Codefinity a try before?
I really liked the SQL course on Codefinity. They had this cool lesson where you sort data using ORDER BY and filter with WHERE clauses. It was simple yet made everything click for me!
I'm working through that now! Just did the GROUP BY part, and it actually came in handy at work when I had to handle a SQL report.
Yeah, I remember that lesson! They used a mock 'customers' table, right? Those realistic examples really help things stick.
I completed the beginner Python track on Codefinity, and it was more helpful than I initially thought it would be!
Was it easy to follow?
After using freeCodeCamp for a while, I noticed one key difference with Codefinity: you get to practice right off the bat without a lot of reading. Like when I was learning about lists, they had me typing `my_list = [1, 2, 3]` within minutes, which really helped me remember it better.
Yes, I'm currently using it to learn Python!