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I guess I don't understand the Author's sense of entitlement here. Someone took time to build a tool to help her learn to code, and she found it difficult. Di
by viscanti 15y ago
I guess I don't understand the Author's sense of entitlement here. Someone took time to build a tool to help her learn to code, and she found it difficult. Different people learn in different ways. For some (many?), making it fun and adding badges is a way to keep the motivation going when things are confusing. I don't think the Codeacademy guys are trying to build the perfect tool for everyone, they're trying to build something that works really well for some people.
- vasco 15y agoWhat sense of entitlement? She's only expressing that she would like to be easier and clearer. Are these not valid wishes? I did not interpret her text like you at all... Oh well
- willpower101 15y agoI think she's expressing her desire for it to be even more in depth. Not necessarily easier and clearer. Founder said it's coming though :)
- todsul 15y agoThis "business" launched, it made a claim, and it failed to deliver. Simple. Who cares if it's a startup or well established business. A customer arrived at the business based on the claim, they had a poor experience, and now they expressing a need for improvement. Is that still allowed these days? It's good to hear Zach's commitment to advancement, and we're all looking forward to it, but the Author is spot on.