https://stackoverflow.com/q/...

You know us programmers are supposed to be better at Google search than the average user, right? It's kind of our MO

http://peachpit.com/articles/...

How will that be different from codereview.stackexchange.com?

@sylflo Yeah, as a developer that already knows all the basics, Sololearn definitely has nothing to offer. It is basically just a tool to get those that know nothing to get their feet wet. But I did like the process they were using to teach and quiz at the same time, and the ability for everyone to discuss the questions, give feedback, challenge each other, and submit code. There definitely is a good social and feedback system put into place.

I agree that something like that could be beneficial. In my case I am in a "Senior" level position, but I am also the ONLY developer. And I'm always learning still. It would be nice to have someone, or a group of people, I could collaborate with, or discuss things with. I use Github, keep track of my own issues, do documentation, etc., but none of it really matters when you're the only developer.

@CasualToad @shiv379 - Yeah, actually I liked the concept of Sololearn, but they really need more courses and languages. Especially more intermediate and advanced courses for seasoned developers. Continued learning tutorials are harder to find in my opinion vs beginner apps.