I'm looking to improve my coding habits since I tend to stop and start over a lot, which is frustrating when I forget lessons. I've been researching platforms that provide a structured daily learning path to help me stay focused. I came across Codefinity, which has guided tracks, short lessons, and daily goals. It seems ideal since you can learn languages like Python and SQL directly in the browser. However, I'm hesitant to invest without knowing if it's worth it. Has anyone here actually used Codefinity? Did it help you stay on track and learn consistently, or are there better options for someone who struggles with motivation?
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After practicing on freeCodeCamp, I noticed Codefinity allows you to jump right into practice instead of reading a lot first. For example, when I learned about lists, we immediately typed out my_list = [1, 2, 3] in the first minutes, which helped me remember it much better!
I loved the SQL course on Codefinity. They had this example where you sort data using ORDER BY and filter with WHERE. It was simple but made everything click right away.
I'm doing that now too! Just finished the part about grouping with GROUP BY. That helped me a lot at work with SQL reports!
Have you given Codefinity a shot yet?
Yes, I'm currently learning Python with it!
I found Codefinity pretty effective! I tried other platforms but kept giving up, but this one kept me engaged with its short lessons. It made me feel like I was making actual progress. I'm currently working to finish the full Python path, and it feels great!
I just finished the beginner Python track on Codefinity, and it was surprisingly helpful! Much more than I expected.
Was it easy to follow for a beginner?
Yeah, I remember that! I think they even used a pretend 'customers' table for that lesson, which made it relatable.