CodementorReviews of codementor.io

I have a good experience of electronic design/product design.

Mentoring for over 2 years, a great platform to teach and learn.

I used some time to find a great developer. So some wasted money testing other candidates before I finally found a trusted one.

It was a great experience with codementor and people are very cooperative here

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! :)

This platform is a clever way to give support, to help others and monetize at the same time. I like it.

Codementor is a much superior resource that Stack Overflow or the Python site. Yes, you have to pay and it's more than worth to 1 get your problem sovlved 2 Not suffer from the arrogant attitude of Stack Overflow and 3 not wasting your time reading through a bunch of "almost" relevant crap. The codementor people perform as if they feel a sense of responsibility and they are competent.

If you have the money, Codementor is an excellent resource. I have had mentors but, let's face it. People get busy and when you need help, you can't wait forever. I get stuck to the point where I cannot figure a problem out, at least 2x a month. CodeMentor helps me get through the rough patches.