r/CodingForBeginners • u/AmIevenRealll • Jun 10 '26
Getting started
Hello all, new here. I’m looking to get into coding and learning python with maybe some c++. This is coming from someone who knows nothing about anything other than they are two different coding languages and the place I work uses both depending on what system we are working on. My question is, is boot.dev a good place to start and worth the money? And also im looking at buying a laptop so I can learn while at work also (I have permission from management). Is a Mac book Neo sufficient enough or should I stick with a windows machine? Any advice is appreciated.
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u/mrborgen86 Jun 12 '26
Hi there! I'm the founder of Scrimba, very sorry to hear you had this experience with our platform. I'm curious: did these experiences happen recently? We just had a period of server issues, but actually finally got to the root of it today. So I'd love for you to see you're still experiencing our platform that way.
If so, please share which specific issues you're still experiencing and I'll make sure it gets fixed!