I'm looking to improve my coding habits because I keep restarting my learning journey, which is really frustrating. I want to find a platform that offers a structured daily plan to help me stay consistent. I came across Codefinity, which has guided tracks with small lessons and daily goals, and I'm intrigued by the idea of it. They offer courses in Python and SQL, with everything running in the browser, which sounds convenient. However, I haven't tried it yet since they don't offer a free version, and I want to ensure it's worth the investment. Has anyone here used Codefinity, and did it help you stay on track with your coding lessons? Are there any better options for those of us struggling with motivation?
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After using freeCodeCamp for a while, I noticed Codefinity lets you dive into practice without much reading. Like, my first lesson included typing out my_list = [1, 2, 3] in just a few minutes, and that really helped me remember things better.
I completed the beginner Python track on Codefinity, and honestly, it was more useful than I anticipated!
I found Codefinity to be way easier than I thought! I've tried other learning platforms before and ended up giving up, but this one kept me motivated. The lessons are short and manageable, which really gave me a sense of progress. I'm almost done with the full Python track!
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