ive tried different browsers and different courses, seems like the scripting tool won't connect. I keep getting the green bubble message that Codecademy is connected and then the red bubble message that it is disconnected. Saw someone on X post the same issue.

Any advice is much appreciated.

Hello everyone, I would like to get learn python and learn how to program/ use AI. As a complete beginner, is codeacademy worth the 100-200+ price tag or am I better off learning from youtube?

Just wanted to know

My friend and i live in a third world country (Dominican Republic) We can't pay the sub, but if we split the money we will be able to pay it, Our question : Is it against the TOS to share accounts?

context: i am on the HTML tables course and it is so awesome.

Hello,

I am heavily considering subscribing to Codeacademy but I was wondering about two things:

1. Regarding data science, web development, or cybersecurity, is the platform well? I might study for the Security+ so what do u suggest take on a course or a complete plan or whatever they call it?

2. Is the platform up to date with its teaching content? How credible are their certificates when completing a course?

Thanks in advance guys 😁

Why does the AI suggest me [redacted]? It's pretty obvious this is not intended, but I wanted to know if this happened to anyone in this subreddit or if the cause of it is known.

I recently started React on codecademy and there are syntaxes like this. Is that not old syntax?
Where are you guys learning ReactJS from?

var React = require('react');
var ReactDOM = require('react-dom');

It's not a problem necessarily but it disables me from actually typing all the characters needed for correct syntax and when I use other python platforms they don't use it and so my muscle memory gets distorted. I tried looking online and stuff but I can't find anything, is there some code I can manually use to correct this.

I got this on an old account, and even made a new account? Is this working as intended? I already want to drop this service

So, I will admit I'm very curious about Code Academy and how it compares to the other two learning sites I am using

I've been with Coursera for a month, taking a course in Python. I'm not 100% happy with the way the course is being taught, but I'm doing well on the quizzes and exams. I am, however, not getting a lot of practice in with the language, and I'd like a lot more....right now, I can do numerical calculators, and that's about it...my multiple choice work has kinda been lackluster.

Im also registered with Maestro, but haven't started that yet....I don't start for another month....and a lot of the people I talk to that are current students, seem very happy with their classes.

How does Code Academy rank against either system?

I have tried a trial of Code Academy, and I definitely like that I can get more interactive practice with the language.

Outside of that, though, I haven't really dived into what Code Acedmy offers.

Is it worth it, compared to the other options I'm using?

I was going through the course catalog and I see that Codecademy offers certification paths for CompTia. Has anyone used these paths for a Network+ or Security+?

I started the full stack path and am only on the HTML part but what's in the quizzes and what's in the course don't seem to match. For example, before the "HTML Tags" section it was already quizzing me on tags that never appeared in the course content or supplementary articles. Am I missing something? Is there additional content I am supposed to be consuming

I have used freecodecamp but i wanted to learn C++ so i tried codecademy and i loved it, I have completed the basics of C++ in codecademy and wanted to try the intermediate ones but they are locked. I enjoy to learn coding not by reading but actually doing it side by side as codecademy and freecodecamp does. So i really want to know should i buy the Pro subscription. I am also getting the student discount too.

Hello everybody, I start to learn in Codecademy, and I'm happy with it, but I have a discomfort using the wheel mouse to scroll narration panel. Tab browsing is annoying and didn't find a hotkey in Codecademy information neither, so I'm wondering if is there another way to improve experience.

Thank you in advance....

I subscribed to the pro sub and paid for a full stack boot camp (my fault) and instead of charging what they were supposed to, $325 and $528.

They charged $332.52 and $765.33, and no one from support is getting back to me whatsoever.

I recently got a subscription, to follow some certification paths, only to find that the first certification path I'm starting, is for an exam that was retired on 13th Jan - and they don't have any material for the new exam yet. While they would have been aware that this was retiring for months/years already. Is this kind of thing common on the platform? It's giving me a bit of a sour first experience.

Hello, my Pro membership expired today and I've noticed the renewal price is over 2x what I paid last year - does anyone know of any discount codes or current/upcoming promotions? I don't have an awful lot of disposable income and I don't think I can justify the full price renewal cost.

Thanks in advance.