There's never been a more exciting time to learn technical skills.
Online courses, blogs, and YouTube have made learning more convenient, practical, shorter, and cheaper than ever.
Online communities exist around just about every technical topic, so it's easy to find groups of other people interested in the same topics you are.
Investment in EdTech companies is at an all time high.
But it's also a pretty terrible time to learn technical skills.
There's an overwhelming number of options to choose from. You can find tens of thousands of resources to learn a topic like React. How to choose between them?
Unfortunately, very few courses are actually any good. Too often, it's easy to get stuck in tutorial hell.
It's hard to get accurate information about a course before purchasing. Most guides are click-bait. Most recommendations from people on forums are uninformed, because most learners aren't learning experts and haven't tried other courses.
And there are very few options to practice your skills and get feedback on your work. Targeted skills practice is essential for growing as a developer. Feedback from more experienced developers can help you find skills gaps and master best practices.
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