Mimo is a great app for learning programming
There are countless different tools, websites, and applications for any platform that allow you to learn programming here and now, distracted only a few times a day by the execution of code, viewing more information about functions, parameters, variables, and so on. But today we are going to talk about a really good application called Mimo (I don’t know why the developers chose this name, but I guess it means something and there is a good reason for that).
So, I think you already know how to install the application on your phone, so I will not dwell on this operation. Next, we open it and register either through e-mail or through a Google account, for foreign users the social network is also available (banned in Russia).
After that, you will open the rating system, where you will be asked to perform daily tasks in the form of studying the code, entering it and communicating with like-minded people in the chat room. The principle of the application – come more often, communicate more, but the question is why, if there are only a few courses, and not suitable for every average user. But we are not them, are we?
When you visit the application every day, you get a so-called streamer (not to be confused with a freak), which will further affect the overall process and, of course, the internal rating in the table. By the way, about this table, where you have a certain number of points and the number that you are currently ranked. The more and longer you try to get into your chosen project (such popular programming languages as Python, SQL, web development and others are available), the faster you’ll get the long-awaited bonuses in the form of, for example, Pro-account and other privileges. Taking the first places in your league (wooden, stone, etc.), you get additional prizes!
How long does it take to study the course?
This question, strange as it may seem, can be answered quite easily: if you do programming at least a little bit not only in the application itself, but also on the PC, the speed of passing the course increases several times. In addition, it is important to concentrate on the quality of learning, not the speed, because there will be no point in the knowledge if there is no practice, or if you forget completely what you read about a minute ago.
So how much to weigh in grams? Choosing programming, first of all learn patience, otherwise you will quickly lose interest, and this is a basic requirement for its study. If you know some basic terms, you can pass the Python language course in a week, or even less, but it all depends on diligence, skills and many other nuances.