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Sounds cool but without being able to actually try a full course out, there is no way to know if I'll enjoy it.
by yewenjie 4y ago
Sounds cool but without being able to actually try a full course out, there is no way to know if I'll enjoy it.
- sarupbanskota 4y agoAgreed, learning styles are different for everyone, and it's important to be able to try things out. We've added a 3-day trial for you to experience what it's like — looking forward to seeing you on the leaderboard!
- samstave 4y agoWhat is you're "Hello, world... again" project? for the trial? Maybe you have a small trial project for each language which you support, allowing for a quick evaluation with real results?
- sarupbanskota 4y agoI think doing the first 2-3 stages of any course is usually a good enough to understand the core for the learning experience. The later stages tend to get more involved (e.g the last stage of Git & SQLite are rather tricky for most). Good suggestion regarding having trial projects for every language, we'll consider that.
- EddySchauHai 4y agoThe 3-day trial is only on $700 annual memberships though! I'd very much try this out on a 3-day trial if it's then only $70 a month afterwards. $700 in one go means I have to ask the wife and you'll miss out on a sale there ;)
- sarupbanskota 4y agoArgh, I'm so sorry, our pricing page should have been clearer (fixed now). The trial is available on all plans, so no need to ask the wife!
- EddySchauHai 4y agoHaha cool, then you have a sale later today :)
- aaur0 4y agoI felt the same too. A 3-day trial is not enough to try out complex software.
- gbersac 4y agoMaybe they should make one course free to use like create your own git and access to other would be payed.