TWO YEARS LATER: Do I still recommend Codecademy Pro? (Codecademy Pro Review 2022)

[@RealToughCandy]

What are your thoughts on Codecademy Pro? Worth it? Overpriced? Let me know!

[@officialxaemusic3806]

So I’m completely new to this and the issue I’m having is not knowing where I need to start. They offer a lot and I’m interested in Data Science but not sure what language to choose or if it even matters. I’ve been learning Python for about a week so should I just pick that course? 😅 HELP!

[@fabrice9848]

@@officialxaemusic3806 Since you're interested in data science, picking Python as your first language seems a smart choice to me.

[@Khadi-C]

I think it's overpriced. I enjoy the content, but that they have a sale every month makes it clear even they're aware the price is too high. I have the student discount. Otherwise, I wouldn't pay for it.

[@fabrice9848]

​@@Khadi-C I just subsribed to Pro for 108€ and I reckon it really worth the price. I'm actually amazed by the amount of quality content it offers for this kind of money.

[@moredoglife]

@@fabrice9848 - also it is up to date learning skills. Lots of other training out there is "OUTDATED"

[@Saint0bi]

It's perfect for ADHD learning. You learn by doing ina VERY controlled environment. Plus, they update their courses often too. It's the only course I pay a year for upfront.

[@jamestonjes8263]

I did the free Python and C++ track and I MASSIVELY agree, considering getting pro next time it goes on sale

[@nickdepalma5548]

Do you take meds?

[@Saint0bi]

@@nickdepalma5548 yes

[@gothamtyler]

agreed

[@brettbaker9062]

thats crazy i have severe focus problems due to this adhd ive lived with. i refuse to take meds and am struggling as a network engineer mainly due to the type of work and my lack of interest. i feel as though the AI field is the way to go but first i need to learn to code. Its either this or becoming a technical recruiter since i can talk to people like its nothing.

[@MapleJokerRofl]

I just finished the backend career plan, got it done in 6 months. working on it after my full time job. Took me 6 months. got an apprenticeship pays me $70k to start and once done will go up

[@ayomidejosepha.4474]

Wow this is impressive.

[@owent1166]

Wow that’s awesome. Can I ask what experience and qualifications you had prior to the interview? I imagine they would ask for relevant qualifications and experience for a full-time tech job?

[@romelcasillas2286]

Wow. I have been looking at whether Codecademy get help folks land a job. Your story impresses me.

[@AlekseiArdilla]

I think that codecademy is really good for learning endurance, and more than goog for begginers. One problem is that you are in a "safe laboratory" wich is very different from reallity. But, the greatest advantage, I think, is that it is 100% made by experts. Not like other platfoms where you can find videos of really bad teachers. You rock candy, keep goin'

[@SystaneEA]

well that's the point isn't it? :) child needs a safe place to grow up

[@asapkode9202]

It's perfect for me. I get lost in all the videos-only training. With Codecademy Pro, I am on the Full Stack path. Hopefully in two or three months I'll be ready for job hunting.

[@asapkode9202]

@@1musikgeek ok. Are you a working developer

[@therealist2000]

@@1musikgeek True, I’ve studied with codeacademy before and it’s best to stay with the course, practice with your own IDE and use KZbin to understand parts you don’t understand.

[@Pamven]

Hey! How's your journey been? Asking out of curiosity and because I'm an incoming IT student, looking to be more inspired by other peep's ongoing journey stories 😁🤘

[@xareph7190]

How’s the job hunting?

[@jordanluers1680]

Hey, wondering how it went.. I am halfway through college courses and can only do online, but found out they dont offer the rest of the core classes online.. I dont wanna through $200 at something and it not work

[@therealist2000]

I used codeacadedmy back in the day maybe 2011 - 2013 and it was way different back then, I remember at the time people used to recommend FreeCodeCamp over it. Now it's much better, I don't really like their learn section on the left sidebar, their explanations/context I found quite boring and vague (maybe not my style) but overall it's good when supplementing with KZbin video's and coding in your own IDE afterward.

[@franciscosalcido8951]

This is the first video I've seen of yours and the cutscene with the shocking noise startled the heck out of me. It's 2:00 am and my AirPod Max's were way too loud apparently lmao

[@chrisstromberg6527]

At 1:44 you say it was not your first choice, what was your number one choice to learn?

[@davidahgren9037]

If am one of those people who "wants to learn how to code", but doesn't know what career path to take, does the platform somewhat hold my hand?

[@yojuan4957]

Hi RealToughCandy. Thanks for this review. May I ask you which platform did you settle on? I’m looking at other options, if possible. Thanks a lot.

[@mario312]

you mentioned that you ultimately settled on one, which one is it?

[@mitchnaks5294]

bump

[@Hsinking]

I took a lot of DS courses from CodeCademy, my impression is, the content makers are not really good at DS, they first learned some topics of DS themselves, and then they made the courses to let us learn the second hand knowledge. Since they do not have a deep understanding of the topics, what they can teach us is quite limited. Maybe their web development courses are much better, but for DS courses, I can't recommend them to anyone.

[@fabrice9848]

What is DS ?

[@arwaiz610]

@@fabrice9848 Data science

[@oao1786]

Which place u suggest newbie to start learning code?

[@Spacemonkeymafia149]

@@oao1786 freecodecamp

[@venkataramachandrareddybad7118]

@@oao1786 what kind of coding? DSA or web development??

[@nerdydrew6818]

I used the free version on and off for a while, but I recently got pro for like £46 or something (student discount and 50% code) so I thought why not

[@Reborn-Legend]

How’s it going? I have the same deal available to me is it worth it to get pro? Is it a good site overall to learn and find a job?

[@ricknegan6883]

@@Reborn-Legend its a good site with quality content you wont get lost in the middle just go for it I have pro account too but thing is I got it for free from a giveaway for one year

[@aspirant7713]

which one is better choice ? zero to mastery website or Code academy website ?

[@Impulse_Photography]

I'm thinking of joining, but I am wondering if that is a membership fee, or per course fee?

[@videofuzz5651]

Membership Fee

[@romet9742]

I'm brand new to tech, and want to do the software engineer track, will it teach me as a beginner to get me job ready? Is there a mentor?

[@frasifatte]

So one thing is learn from a teacher who explain you things and how to solve errors. One thing is read instructions and try to work the code. Im 25% on the codecademy course path, im saving a lot of money but im realizing more and more the difference between a real course and this one. The reality is with this course you are a self-lerner, you gotta struggle the double and you gonna miss something. Im used to read explanations on the website and then watch an other free course on youtube, mixing these 2 (which are not real courses but just VIDEOS) with online-resources i really hope to get it but im still evaluating to attend a real course.

[@x9rtu3os1t8]

How about Educative?? Is it better? Or they are the same? Can u use mobile for continuous learning effect in both?.?

[@hanalei412002]

What did you end up using?

[@vawkwardbat]

This is what i wanna know

[@hanalei412002]

@@vawkwardbat yes, talk about leaving us hanging lol

[@anthonybeckford5608]

What’s going on RealToughCandy!!

[@orionsquare]

My honest view? I will feel like a fraud if I sought to be employed just purely on what Codecademy taught me. The course is confusing to say the least, projects buggy and sometimes they provide the wrong answers! My theory was really on shaky ground purely from Codecademy's lessons: all messed up and very confused. I honestly can't code with what I learnt from Codecademy. Fortunately, I am learning my theory via KZbin videos, MDN, W3CSchool and some websites which are far better structured and more comprehensive than Codecademy by a long, long way!

[@aspirant7713]

whats your thought on Zero to Mastery Website?

[@michelemoneywell8765]

Seems similar to DataCamp. Btw, first section in every DataCamp course is free.

[@CookingwithMateo]

Quick question I am looking into code academy to learn python will this help me learn and eventually land a job some day?

[@veriitas33]

If you end the pro? Are you still able to come back and see the classes?

[@vinit1366]

code academy vs odin project which one to choose ?

[@james-br2gm]

I'm looking for video explanations + interactive code challenges. Do they do this? Seems to be textual + interactive code challenges? My dyslexia struggles with the textual aspect.

[@SantaKask]

Well, dyslexia and coding don't seem to be very compatible anyway, lol. (But I wish you the best, so I hope I am wrong.)

[@Wander-asia-vlogs]

Thanks. Your video has everything I was looking for

[@HawksLegal]

I am annoyed that its web text editor does not have a vim mode.

[@caderobertson]

Darn it! Now the prices went up…

[@johnnyperez7435]

There is a sale going on now until tomorrow. 50% off

[@jebus571]

On sale now for $150 for the year, ends 01/02/23

[@johnwilliams7999]

I think I prefer Jetbrains Academy to be honest.

[@sergiomejia4555]

What was the Mai choice

[@alexkatsanos8475]

Thanks for the info RTC!

[@owaisbashir5494]

Is it live classes or recorded videos just like udemy?

[@letsgocapsbeatpens]

It’s terminal based. So everything you do gets entered into a virtual terminal (for most lessons).

[@ruhankhandakar]

we were missing u

[@2busytv166]

brave browser is awesome! and I just signed for pro full year, tried it for a week and love it.

[@Bigfandomyouknow]

Really how can I access that

[@limitlessqueen]

What about finding a job after your to throught rh career course? Do they help you with that aspect?

[@miajones2731]

I think only coding bootcamps offer that. Although they have a section where you can practice interviews

[@CLOUD-go6ke]

hi, can you help me with your paid login details fr at least 2 months as I still plan myself, please

[@robertohurtado-wc7yn]

I dont like your trasition sound background, it is noisy

[@Monika-tv8np]

I want to know how to unsubscribe before I subscribe and it seems nowhere to be found

[@WinnerSingh]

So all in all you are saying yes for pro

[@therealist2000]

I just want to say I really appreciate this channel!

[@sallabou3903]

First😍

[@Akas410]

Has anyone gotten a job just from codeacademy?

[@manuelita467]

No, you need to build projects and prep for interviews by solving problems. This is goof when picking up a language. Eventually you'll them have to practice by making your own projects

[@rverm1000]

It socks I switched to ztm . Andre is a much better teacher.

[@jorgeromero4254]

is it video-only there?

[@BlockchainFiananceandvalue]

could you stop forcing your website on us multiple times in a video

[@vawkwardbat]

I don't think she mentioned her's at all?