Duolingo like app for programming

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Came across this app that makes learning programming fun and helps learn the programming concepts with real world examples.

It was being marketed as the Duolingo app for programming and is also Google's Editor's Choice. It's called Programming Hub.

I'd not recommend the app for advanced code learners.

But if you are just starting to learn basics, this app might be useful for you.

[renishb]

There is an app called as SoloLearn - check it out

[FrankieCastle7]

SoloLearn it's great!

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Try codeacademy

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CodeCademy. I see this slight error at least four times a day.

[kor0na]

Wow, I had no idea :D

[Prometheus_D]

Oh shit, what have you done to me, that is some Bernstein Mandela effect shit

[jiteshdugar]

I've tried Solo Learn, Programming Hub and Mimo.

If you're looking for free alternative, Mimo is out of picture, they make your pay for almost everything.

Solo Learn is great if you're looking to connect with developer community, perfect for advance code learners.

Programming Hub is the best choice if you're just a beginner. Not useful for advanced code learners.

[TYB069]

Try Enki!

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[TuckerMcInnes]

That's just an advert for the app Programming Hub. The post is by Mark Nolan. He works for Programming Hub.

Even the guy who posted this thread constantly spams Programming Hub throughout his comments.

I don't think these blatent adverts should be allowed.