Name: Educative
Rating: 2.14 (14 reviews)

Educative

The interactive learning platform for programmers.

2.1•14 reviews•

31 followers

The interactive learning platform for programmers.

2.1•14 reviews•

31 followers

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Online learning

Level up your coding skills. No more passive learning. Interactive in-browser environments keep you engaged and test your progress as you go.

Pavel

•1 review

Cons: sometimes very superficial and not informative tutorials, many typos, playgrounds are too simple, quizzes are made like as just to be, mistakes in the given information. From my perspective you can find much better and free of charge articles on the internet. So, it isn't a good value for money, considering that much money they're asking for. Pros: easy to use, provides all relevant courses in one place, good coverage of topics.

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2yr ago

rares craciunas

•1 review

I feel that this site has very, very superficial tutorials. The guidance on how to build applications is very sketchy, and you end up wasting time online to find solutions because they do not provide enough information. If you need support, it is very difficult to obtain, you can 'ask a question', which opens up a forum. The tool they give you to ask a question is just atrocious, almost impossible to use. I have definitely wasted my money.

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2yr ago

Ishan Shah

•1 review

Some of the courses are stale. Educative do not let you know when a course was first published but when you start the course you release that some of the code library are so old they are deprecated. The explanation even for beginner courses lacks clarification and is full of grammatical errors. Better to watch YouTube videos for what you want to learn. The course that has really put me off is quick-start full-stack web development with React Flask. Following the course has been a pain in the **s.

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1yr ago

Filipe Mendonça

•1 review

I was gonna give it 2 stars because the course was quite ok, but the problems outweigh the good parts. First of all, the annual membership gets renewed without any warning. I'm aware that's not a new tactic and many companies do the same, but that doesn't make it ok. Now comes the worst part: one of their course's modules, which I had already completed 80% of, started to throw an error on one of the last topics. It was not only annoying but it also broke the whole course because I couldn't navigate out of it to another topic. I could start other modules but I couldn't finish that one. When I sent them a message about it, they said it had been fixed. How they fixed it?? They replaced the whole module with a new one and I lost all my progress and potentially any notes I had made in the app! When I confronted them about that "fix", they just stopped messaging back. Very unprofessional, would never recommend!

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1yr ago

ashish tokeria

•1 review

Not worth it at all. Took the subscription and did not used it for more than a month. Moreover, the website has auto-renewal which automatically reviews your subscription even when you don't want it. You can't even get refund due to websites weird refund policy. This website is all a scam

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1yr ago

Trong Nguyen

•4 reviews

Educative has good courses and materials but their no refund policy is very scammy. They did not send an email to remind you that you will be resubscribed. Please stay away!

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1yr ago

Vinz

•1 review

Not worth the money. They say they can give you a personlized learning path but no the form keeps loading and then only a case study was provided in the path. They say they offer payment less cloud access when you buy their premium access but it shows no cloud labs available. Why would I get a premium access for this. Waste of time and money.

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2yr ago

Sylvain Kalache

•1 review

There is a fair amount of content that is tailored toward different professional goal. The website is nice and easy to use however I removed 2 stars for: 1) The accuracy of the content: I spotted a bunch of issue in their courses, sometime the author is saying the positive of the truth. 2) Clarity of the content: the provided content is not always clear. It often lacks explanation or clarification. I've looked the experience of some of their contributors, according to their LinkedIn profile, they are not experienced software engineers. Some of them are actually straight out of university. Which shows on the content quality.

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2yr ago