Arushi S.
Best
Best. This is a best platform for me as a Freelancer.

Codementor is an online platform providing live one-on-one mentorship for software developers by utilizing screen sharing and video calls. Developers can find vetted mentors for mentorship, code review, debugging, and freelance work.
Codementor (codementor.io) has 208 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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Arushi S.
Best. This is a best platform for me as a Freelancer.
Cavan B.
Well designed interface. Plenty of qualified mentors were available to choose among for my first request. I had a very positive experience with my first session and feel confident that it will be easy to find help through this service.
diana C.
I've had a very pleasant experience with Codementor, and it's been a great way to have some extra income with my technical background! My clients have been great and easy to work with so far, and payments have come through reliably and easily. Thanks Codementor!
Feraud H.
The fact that such a service exists independently deserves 10 stars. However, I was saved several times by your mentors when I was in a bind. Not only did they helped me but I was able to solve issues and replicate similar solutions on my own by using their advice.
Bymbadorj D.
I have a good experience of electronic design/product design.
Bohdan P.
Mentoring for over 2 years, a great platform to teach and learn.
Paridhi G.
It was a great experience with codementor and people are very cooperative here
Martin
To the shill that said Codementor is fake please take your load of shenanigans somewhere else. I needed help with Angular multiple times and I’ve had nothing but positive experiences. Only thing I’d say is to look for a good mentor. My first mentor didn’t have the experience I needed for Angular 9 so he took quite some time (and frankly the issue wasn’t that difficult) with figuring out how to work with Selectors and what not so the next time I had a problem I found another mentor and I’ve done about 5 more sessions with him since; the bloke is fluent with Angular and just tackles problems after thinking about it on the spot. Quite a fluent Angular mentor he is! :)