Boot.devReviews of boot.dev

I've been enjoying Boot.dev courses over the past 7 months now. The selection of courses extends beyond what I am focused on and I like that a lot! If you are a beginner, they have courses for you. If you are looking to review knowledge you might've lost or is since out of date, they have courses and a training tab for you and if your looking to build around an already strong set of knowledge, chances are they have a course for you. Each course goes into details that when completed, make me feel comfortable with at least starting up a project and seeing where that takes me. I bought a subscription to keep me honest and want it more, but they let you use the site completely free for a while to get a feel for it first. I started with knowledge of Python, some JavaScript and wanted to get better at both in addition to being more active and feeling more confident approaching and building projects. I have accomplished that goal and then some and hope to continue building out my knowledge and get the most of my subscription. Some other things I've learned since then include - How to set up Linux on Windows and how to use it on windows - How to use Git to manage projects and take advantage of a version history (very liberating) - How to build an AI agent that can (if you want to) help with building projects - How the discord server for Boot.dev works and how people there are willing to help pass on knowledge

I am still very early in my training, but what I've learned so far is awesome! I love the course structures and the gaming based lessons. The Socratic teaching style is exactly what I need to learn. I would highly recommend if you've ever considered embarking on a journey to learn coding.

I was looking for something to learn and I found boot.dev. Seeing it being supported by some known names (Theprimeagen) I thought of giving it a try. The challenges and course content is good, and structured very well and I can learn a lot easily, also due to gamification. The training tab is extremely useful as I can generate an exercise for a given language and just practice every day which is also something I love. However one thing that I find missing is other languages/frameworks like React, C++ and etc. It would be very helpful to have those as finding C++ resource for me was quite hard, for React not really because it's extremely popular so there are a tons of resources but the better ones are on paid websites like Scrimba (which isn't convenient but it is what it is). It would probably be better to let it generate on Training tab if possible. Otherwise I love it and I recommend Boot.dev to everyone who wants to learn coding and other programming concepts.

This is a great site for learning to code. It is challenging and rewarding. At times, it can be very challenging, but I have learned so much by working through these problems.

Courses are well structured, engaging, and interesting.

Super engaging and detailed

Great platform

Great tutors, great courses, huge choise