Mimo: Learn Coding/Programming Reviews

Disappointed

MadMan3201

Not really my thing I wanted to tryIt’s out there were supposed to teach you how to do code but waiting three hours to get a new heart is ridiculous if you fail you loseHow was your find a different app that’s a lot better than this one

Amazing

Xx??

Im 11 years old and I already know how to write python codes and make a website. My mom bought the 30 free trial for my family and so far we’re loving it. ??

For a free app, certainly better than nothing

Magpienerd

You get three hearts and lose one for each error. I lost one because I couldn’t tell on sight if something was an h3 or h4 element. I lost one because I put a line break between an image and two buttons, and my result looked exactly like the web page I was supposed to be copying. I took the line break out and the buttons appeared to the right of the image, which is not how the original appears on my phone. That was considered correct. There were several questions that I don’t think would have been fair for an absolute beginner (I took client-side scripting in college, but started this app from the beginning). Overall, this is a great resource, but considering the problems, I would be hesitant to upgrade. I do appreciate that the ads in the free version are not intrusive (so far in my experience, anyway), but I wish more care had been taken to make sure it makes sense for the user. I shouldn’t lose a heart because I don’t know the absolute size of the header I’m looking at without much else to compare it to. And no hearts in the web section means you can’t use the Python section, either. It’s too easy to run out of lives and get stuck for four hours, which is long enough that I have inevitably moved on to other things. Update: when you get into the higher level Python intro stuff, they force you to guess things on every single question instead of teaching you first and there are many more questions per module. It’s unreasonably difficult to make it through without using external resources. The whole point is clearly to frustrate you into buying the paid version.

Love mimo!

faridnor

Love the app; excellent interface and courses. One "SMALL" problem though; it keeps evaluating my right answers as wrong ones consistently; In fact, in a single topic I face at least 3 of these; which is enough to run me out of hearts ! cheap trick though. I liked it better when this heart thing never existed. Anyway, I would much appreciate if you fixed this issue! Thanks a lot for your beautiful app.

Useful and enjoyable

Mdwaddell81

If your trying to learn something new, that might have a usefulness in your future - I would try it.

Nola Noah

nolaanoahh

U on my coded webpage

APPLE, Listen, Seriously.

Asdfgfdfgh

I almost did it again today, Apple! are you a fine print company where WE have to scrutinize every purchase or download I make in the App Store?!? This time with the app Smart Cleaner, you had better post highly visible opt-in notices for your “free” apps that post subscriptions to users credit cards or let yourself in for class actions. If I hadn’t scrolled a little further and tapped on the ‘very fine print’ I would not have known that Smart Cleaner would have been charging me ~$5/week for something i’d use twice a year, $30/per use! I would have liked to check mimo out but am afraid if I breath near their app it would cost me $10, seriously a defeatured free version is better than kind-of tricking some users into a subscription. There's a hidden fee, maybe annual, of $80 that they hit me with AND I NEVER USED IT, not once!! Now I have to hope Apple maybe/might refund me through their text-us-and-hope customer anti-service department. All charges NEED to be verified, and twice as much when it is a substantive charge, $80 is that for most people. My god Apple, I never bought an app for $20, i'd have thought you'd have flagged me or something. This hurts my budget, while others would go hungry because of BS like this. Seriously this deserves class action attention if it is the only way to get these theives attention, Mimo and Apple.

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