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Posted by Yasser Shaaf
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Yasser Shaaf
UX Design Techdegree Student 13,865 Points

Hello All,

Is treehouse excellent for employes and adults or for teens and school students ?

5 Answers

Michael Afanasiev
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Michael Afanasiev
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Michael Afanasiev
Michael Afanasiev
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Hello Yasser,

Treehouse is excellent for EVERYONE! :D Also, you can see some examples and success stories in the Treehouse blog.

http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/category/community

Sergey Podgornyy
Sergey Podgornyy
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Sergey Podgornyy
Sergey Podgornyy
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Treehouse is excelent and show you how to implement your knowledges in real projects. After you learn a lot of here, you can practice on Free Code Camp. If you want to learn syntax of some language, you can learn it on Codecademy.

Yasser Shaaf
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Yasser Shaaf
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Yasser Shaaf
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Yasser Shaaf
UX Design Techdegree Student 13,865 Points

Ok guys , but I still feel the world of code is strange for me , did feel this feeling when you started to learn code ?

Sergey Podgornyy
Sergey Podgornyy
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You can start with Web Design Department first.

Also easy to start coding is Python - https://teamtreehouse.com/tracks/learn-python

Michael Afanasiev
Michael Afanasiev
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Yasser, this is normal. I felt the same and actually still do. I know a lot of people say the same but, once you will get the basics and the logic behind it, the flow will become smoother.

Your worries are legit :)

Yasser Shaaf
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Yasser Shaaf
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Yasser Shaaf
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Yasser Shaaf
UX Design Techdegree Student 13,865 Points

Thank you so much guys , I really appreciate your advice :)

Sergey Podgornyy
Sergey Podgornyy
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You are welcome =) Happy coding ;)

james white
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james white
james white
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Sergey, I would definitely not choose the Python track first, because that might lead you to encounter Kenneth Love's TacoCat challenge.

The Web Development track is probably a good option, but if that proves too "involved" try some of the digital literacy courses.

Sergey Podgornyy
Sergey Podgornyy
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Ok, James, I've just express my opinion. Maybe you are right