JavaScript Coding Academy User Reviews

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why do you have to pay for it

why do you only have 1 generation per day

Response from developer

Hello! Thank you for your feedback. Unfortunately, we cannot make this app entirely free as it helps us support the project and bring even more updates to you. Subscriptions are the only way to make it work, as the app is Ad-Free. So please stay tuned for future updates, we are working hard to make our app even better!

Lack of free trial for several days

3 days trial? If it’s good then offer a month of free trial, which will create a stickiness to your customers and you will have them for as long as possible! It seems sketchy those 3 days only! I don’t even share my details. Sorry!

Doesn’t teach you anything but is costly

Has nothing to teach you . Offers free trials and demos but teaches nothing.

Des not sync between devices. Some challenges are clearly broken.

It became clear within 15mins that this app is buggy.

Plus the text for the challenges on ipad is really badly formatted and very small.

I'm on approx the 6th easy challenge with a correct solution and it wont let me progess.

There's no indication inthe code panel about what might be rwong.

instant pay wall

asks u too pay for it straight away with no proof the course is actually good.

Response from developer

Hello. Thank you for your review. You can always the free limited version by skipping the initial purchase window. Moreover, you can get a subscription that includes a free trial to check out the full course.

Terrible App for beginners

This might be a decent app to review Javascript for a refresher or to test out your knowledge IF you already know a bit of Javascript, but to learn or for a beginner it’s terrible. The lessons are not in depth by any means and are very vague without decent examples to give some guidance and direction before having the user solve a problem. The problems given to solve do a poor example of explaining what it is they are supposed to solve. Also there is no solution to the problem given if the user is stumped and can not figure out the problem on their own and will be forced to go elsewhere to try to find an answer. At the very least give an example similar to the problem with a solution to help point the user in the right direction. This is not a very well thought out application for the use of a beginner or someone trying to learn Javascript. Mimo is a much better alternative if you have the patience to get through the html and css tutorials first. If you are strictly trying to learn Javascript then try one of the other well thought out applications. For this one I give it one star for its design and easy to navigate design but that’s as far as it goes. Have your applications tried and tested by a variety of users before putting it on the market and implement the feedback if you want higher ratings. Otherwise you are just putting something out just to put it out and aren’t really concerned with quality and making something user friendly and usable. Try using and testing other similar apps and pinpoint the pros and cons of each one and apply and implement your findings into your own application.
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