Boot.devReviews of boot.dev

this is one of the best place to learn to code, the gamified experience is amazing, tasks and instructions are broken down nicely to make it easier to understand. i strongly recommend.

Boot.dev platform has to suit you. If it doesn't, its not for you and thats okay. For me it wat half a year/a year worth of IT content that gives you a broad context and understanding of all thats possible in (technical) IT. I do agree some parts only scratch the surface of the subject (like in docker of Kubernetes), while others parts go quite deep (the coding parts, and even more so in the practical application of that code, for instance in servers). I would definitely recommend this course to people starting in IT or people already in IT wanting to understand more of the technical parts. I would maybe recommend it to Intermediate people who want to broaden their knowledge. And I would not recommend it to experienced people, because its probably too surface level. I think thats okay, it doesn't have to be a one size fits all.

Great content, worth every penny. You learn concepts and topics that most learning platforms overlook. Challenges and projects are hard, but it makes you think by your own or research.

One of the best learning platforms i ever find, I'm an b.tech graduate in computer science still I find really helpful, it encourages you to solve by your own and if you ever stuck there is boot ready to help you i find it very helpful. I don't know about support but the platform is great works great for me.

Great if you are looking to learn programming or just need a refresher to some concepts that you have not visited in a while. Boot.dev makes you practice the concepts which is better than lot of other platforms out there.

I learned js and functional programming from this platform it didnt bored me :)

I recommend for anyone who wants to giver coding a try! ive tried many different courses like this one but this is by far my best with its tutorials and doesn't leave you hanging after a lesson.

I was a third year computer science student when I found boot.dev. Frankly speaking, it helped me organized my knowledge and prioritize industry needs. The courses have pushed me to read documentations, review my code against the given solutions and access to a very eager to help community.