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I was mildly interested until I read the T&C at the bottom. Not being available to current or past users, agreeing to learn more about New Relic, and explicitly stating no time extensions being possible came across as overly negative for 2 days of free access.
That's great and all, but why pay for an online coding school in the first place? The web has a ton of freely available programming learning materials.
That's great and all, but why pay for an online coding school in the first place? The web has a ton of freely available programming learning materials.
When I learned Rails I paid $100 or so to Hartl and another $30 for the Obie book. That's one hour of consultant work to have people who know their stuff tell you about it.
How is their Node.js course? Are there comparable courses out there for learning Nodejs from scratch?
How is their Node.js course? Are there comparable courses out there for learning Nodejs from scratch?
IMO, there should be a free trial period who users who sign up. At least a day, or one premium course? But yeah, looking forward to seeing what Code School is all about
There is room for more/better, but to do these types of start-ups/concepts it takes a ton of testing and iteration.
Good to see codeschool is still in the game, they were around prior to codecademy.