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About Hyperskill
Hyperskill is an educational platform for learning programming and software development through project-based courses, that helps you secure a job in tech. Master Python, Java, Kotlin, and more with real-world coding challenges.
Hyperskill (hyperskill.org) has 162 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
Hyperskill is a good platform to learn to code, they go from simple steps till the advance stuffs, they offers free courses.
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Vladyslav L.
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Idk what to say
Idk what to say. Cool platform to learn programming. Thats all
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Vasile D.
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UX (y)
The user experience, the gamification of learning and the quality of the content is better than average I'd say.
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Aleksandra
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First time here to learn Python FOR FREE
First, there are so many IT courses here that cost loads of money to pass and get certificate for, great job guys, appreciate this kind of act and people a lot!
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Mr B.
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good
I like it in general, but it is a pity that there is a daily limit
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Aibolat B.
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Good understandable content with text
Good understandable content with text, illustrations and practice exercises.
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Adrian K.
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Hyperskill offers a Good for those who are not very self-organized, bad for those who are in a hurry
Hyperskill offers a comprehensive learning experience, going deep into each concept with sufficient detail to foster a deep understanding. This approach, while thorough, demands a significant time commitment. Ideally, a consistent hour and a half daily. While the price might seem steep, it aligns with the value gained, provided one can dedicate ample time. However, for those unable to invest the necessary hours, progress may feel slow, potentially resulting in minimal benefits relative to the cost.
The platform's insistence on covering every concept through reading and practice, while beneficial for understanding, can impede swift learning and productivity. In contrast, my hiatus from the subscription revealed that alternate learning methods, such as independent readings and personal projects, yielded denser knowledge at a faster pace.
A notable drawback is the absence of an effective mechanism to pause subscriptions. Work demands or unforeseen circumstances may disrupt the learning pace, making it challenging to justify the continuous investment, especially given the relatively high cost. In my experience, during breaks from Hyperskill, I found alternative avenues that allowed me to acquire knowledge more efficiently.
While the web editor supports solving exercises in IntelliJ, a more direct integration with popular version control platforms like Github or GitLab would enhance the learning experience. This would streamline the process of versioning exercises.
The free plan is generally not worth the time, as its restrictive limits can be tedious and irritating, with better free alternatives available.
Hyperskill provides a thorough educational journey, but its rigidity in pacing, subscription management, and exercise versioning could be refined to better accommodate varied learning styles and circumstances.
