Learn to Code in 30 Days: Is it Legit or a Hype?

[Sydney26]

Hey guys, I just stumbled upon an online course claiming to teach you how to code in just 30 days. The price tag is kinda steep - $497, but they promise you'll be job-ready by the end of it. Does anyone know someone who's actually gone through this course and got any results?

 

[Aleksei_tb]

Honestly, I think 30 days is a tight timeline to learn actual coding skills, but if you're just looking to get a feel for the basics, it might be worth a shot. The 'Learn to Code in 30 Days' program is probably more focused on marketing than substance, but hey, you might learn something. Has anyone here actually tried it out?

 

[viku]

I'm skeptical about these "learn in X days" schemes. I mean, programming is a skill that takes time and dedication to develop, and trying to rush it can lead to shallow understanding. I'd say it's not completely legit, but it can be a good starting point for beginners who are willing to put in the work.

 

[Vladivid]

Anyone experienced with opportunities?

 

[kosinofff]

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[Mulmugackan]

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[Bess]

Guys, I'm gonna be real, 30 days isn't even close to enough time to become proficient in coding. I mean, I've tried online bootcamps before and they're more like a crash course. Unless you're planning on learning the basics, forget about 'mastering' anything in 30 days