I'm looking to improve my coding skills and build better learning habits, but I often find myself losing motivation and starting over. I came across Codefinity, which seems to offer guided tracks with small lessons and daily goals, and I'm really drawn to that structure. I'd like to know if anyone here has used Codefinity, particularly for learning languages like Python or SQL, and if it helped you stay consistent. I'd love your thoughts before I decide to invest, as they don't have a free version.
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I really enjoyed the SQL course on Codefinity. They had a practical exercise where you had to use ORDER BY and WHERE to sort data, which made it relatable and straightforward. I think that style of teaching really helped me grasp the concepts quickly.
I'm just starting that course! I recently did the GROUP BY part, and it even helped me with some SQL reports at work.
I found Codefinity more enjoyable than I expected. I've tried other platforms and gave up easily, but this one kept me engaged with short lessons that made me feel like I was making real progress. I’m currently working my way through the full Python track!
I finished the beginner Python path on Codefinity, and honestly, it was more beneficial than I thought it would be.
After spending some time on freeCodeCamp, I noticed Codefinity lets you jump right into practice. For example, when I started learning lists, they had me type my_list = [1, 2, 3] almost immediately, which helped the info stick fast.
Have you tried Codefinity yet?
Totally! I remember that exercise; they used a mock 'customers' table, right? It was really effective!