ZERO o.

Screw the fact that it's just a "copy what you see on the screen to learn" style of learning. They sure to skip steps, like huge leaps in to other things. Makes it difficult to follow when you're speaking about (<!-- -->) to scr elements or whatever. HTML isn't that hard to learn. With the old Codecademy I actually learned somethings. What I'm saying it, it seems you need some type of knowledge already before you start. Which I do have... I didn't understand why they expected me to know how to put down a MAIN element or tag or whatever. Was extremely confusing. I looked up reviews and started to think that they were 5 stars because of someone from the company. About 3 lessons in they are asking for a donation. I don't might helping out for sure. But $#*!, let me learn something first... Then ever 2 screens or 3, you're asking for another donation? Come on with the bull $#*!.

This isn't the first time I've used this site. I've used it a few years back. The best thing I've experienced was the help from the community. That was the best part. At the same time, my second time around it was also my worst experienced. It's 2018 everyone things everything funny and a joke. Didn't like the $#*! talking. Then when I say something back I get banned? Also this isn't a review because of a banned, I was banned about 3 months ago. Made a new account blah blah... I told the women keep my banned. Because I did nothing wrong. I warned the person to stop harassing me. Now because I'm not a $#*!, I'm the one who gets a ban? Ehh. Anyway... The community can be the best part of this. The way they have things set up is very difficult for a beginner.