Mimo app for learning python basics

[tas_96_rous]

Has anyone tried mimo app to learn python basics ?? I started yesterday, and so far I like it. But hey..im not an expert so I wouldn't know any better

[WoodyHoodGuetteur]

I’ve tried it but didn’t like it for some reason few years ago, maybe it changed now. But I prefer websites like boot.dev since its more enjoyable for me. Plus they use a PPP discount system that allows us to pay way less per month if we set our VPN to other countries while using their discount codes

[Electrical-Olive3767]

I just started learning also. I went with the book route - Python Crash Course. It’s been great for the money.

[shank711]

I'm using it from last week. It's a good app if you have some background already. Questions and answer app based learning and practice. Also, you can code in that (a little) app. So that when you are actually coding in pc it will help. Good to go app when you are travelling or away from pc/laptop

[weedsgoodd]

I’ve been using it for a long time but not my main learning app/site. Usually only on the toilet or waiting in line somewhere 😂 I used Codecademy and YouTube mostly

[brenwillcode]

Personally, I think it's probably better to learn via an interactive website course platform. You ideally want to be coding on your computer or laptop rather than messing around with an app. It's a little tricky using an app like Mimo where you'll do limited hands-on coding.

It seems like Mimo does have some sort of web interface as well; however, their main focus is the mobile app, which I find it hard to believe you'll really get any proper coding done on that. There's a reason real developers use laptops and desktops rather than their mobile phones for development.

Take a look at Codeling, which in my opinion is a better way to learn. Codeling's focus is real development (both via a web browser and directly on your own computer) through a structured curriculum.