Python
Mimo helps me a lot with python for my future trading job
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Mimo started great. Free app that you can upgrade to learn coding better. I used to be able to use the website to do my lessons for free. I upgraded to pro and a few months later it tells me that I have to upgrade to max to be able to use the website. What if I like to use the keyboard for typing code than the phone app? It’s ridiculous and I won’t renew my subscription next year
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Formerly flawless. Now, corporate and replaceable.
Mobile MIMO once let you go through a whole certification course on something like python for free. If you wanted unlimited sandboxing, or infinite retries, or special bot lessons, then you could pay to get additional value.
If you just wanted to learn and wait for your hearts to replenish while you go do your schooling or working or living, you could do that. Free.
It was epic. Quirky, fun, simple. Unique.
Either the devs went corporate and now answer to shareholders, or they are struggling to keep this juggernaut standing, or they just got greedy.
Now, you can sample the first lesson of any language, and if you want more, you must subscribe to do literally anything further. It is no longer pay to add value. It is pay to do anything at all.
Now, this isn’t necessarily a problem if you really enjoy the platform. It does make bite sized modules very intuitive to learn. It is a lot of fun.
However in a world where everyone is charging monthly to do anything on their platform (also after a paltry “sample”), it’s hard to stay loyal to any one platform.
If you just wanted to learn and wait for your hearts to replenish while you go do your schooling or working or living, you could do that. Free.
It was epic. Quirky, fun, simple. Unique.
Either the devs went corporate and now answer to shareholders, or they are struggling to keep this juggernaut standing, or they just got greedy.
Now, you can sample the first lesson of any language, and if you want more, you must subscribe to do literally anything further. It is no longer pay to add value. It is pay to do anything at all.
Now, this isn’t necessarily a problem if you really enjoy the platform. It does make bite sized modules very intuitive to learn. It is a lot of fun.
However in a world where everyone is charging monthly to do anything on their platform (also after a paltry “sample”), it’s hard to stay loyal to any one platform.
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Day One
Easy peasy
Good coding app
I work 40 and am trying to learn coding and the app to build my learn at work
