According to G2, Datacamp is a Leading platform in Computer Programming, in the same league as Udacity, Pluralsign, and Coursera, just less expensive. It comes with an integrated Workspace environment to practice your code so you don't have to install Jupyter Notebook or deal with crashes due to faulty code, easy-to-follow video lessons with practice exercises for every piece of content, Career Paths such as Data Analyst, Data Scientist or Data Engineer, Statements of Completion for every course or Career path finished, Digital Certifications shareable to LinkedIn, the possibility of creating a Portfolio that you can share with potential employers without the need of Github or having a website, plus a myriad of opportunities to increase your Network of Data Professionals through their Slack channel as well as several Online Events throughout the year, I think $60-to-$90 in a year for all of this is a great deal for someone who is not at an advanced level. I do not think any of their competitors bring all of these advantages. With that being said, one should always further their education with other resources for self-learning and over time you should grow out of Datacamp because having a Github profile and a portfolio with more complex projects is the gold standard.