🔒 where do learn things the best?

[ashen abyss]

hello. where do people learn things the best? i am talking about online learning. do people use udacity, udemy, coursera or edx maybe for learning skills like python, general coding with css, html, data science, ai, deep learning, crypto trading and so forth?

it doesn't have to be strictly those themes, but i look for learning skills that can evolve into getting a remote job where you can work from home.

so do you guys use courses online and pay for those or just watch youtube videos to learn or do you use any other way which has worked for you?

[knotty moon]

@ashen abyss

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[floral token]

if this is advice on what the most reputable method is, there pretty much isn't really one, because we all work differently

!res - here's a massive list of options that you can water down, based on your circumstances

[knotty moon]

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[quiet mantle]

as @floral token said, it is very personal/individual
i find that i learn the best from reading material so that i can go back in the text and reread things easily and skim through things that i already know really good to not waste time on them

just be careful not to end up in what is called "tutorial hell" with youtube (or other videos) and tutorials, that will just waste your time

and don't just read/listen/watch, write code for yourself and do projects

start with small simple ones at first that mostly only require the things you have learned so far, then when you know more and know how to quickly find and digest information about new stuff you can challenge yourself more and look up details about things that you need for more advanced projects

[knotty moon]

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