How to get the access to video lectures of python if there are any available ?

Question

"why video learning in app not working?

video learning problem " --> I read this in a comment

Answer 1

Decimis † 𝕯𝖊𝖈𝖎𝖒𝖎𝖘 I first checked out this app in mid 2015 and used it for about 4 months before deleting it and reinstalling it again in mid 2018. In 2015, when SL was in its infancy, there was no community, no challenges, no code playground and no q&a section although there was a leaderboard. The tutorials included 5 or 6 programming languages, MS Excel, Photography, Christmas Photography and Makeup! Yes it was not just a programming app then. The photography and makeup tutorials had the most videos. However, I remember the Java tutorial having a couple of beginner Java programming videos from YouTube embedded in it. Times have changed. I don't exactly know when they changed this to a programming only app but it would have been in the 3 years I was away from Sololearn.

Answer 2

Sonic 😁

Answer 3

Sonic OG is also used as a slang term for pioneers or old members of a faction, group, or society, etcetera. Basically, anyone who has been around for a long time and seen the changes, basically. It's what we'd say decades back about anyone who was a senior member (and still do).

I can vouch for what you say because I was around back then as well. Back when the lessons were separated into different apps. I had an entire folder (still on my old phone) for those apps. I used to watch those tutorials as well. They were choppy and laggy.

If you can remember that far back, you are definitely a SoloLearn OG.

Answer 4

Sonic Sorry for the confusion. I didn't realize there would be different interpretations of the meaning for O.G. as in an Original Gangsta, or as Adrian explained so well, one of the original members here. 😉

Answer 5

Sonic Wow so Sololearn was not a learn to code app back then? Can't imagine it.

Answer 6

You search in Google , there are a lot of resources here.

Answer 7

David Carroll OMG! or should I say Oh Jee! When I looked up OG, it said something about being authentic (like hiding behind an avatar?), old school (maybe) and incredibly exceptional (naaahh!). But OG is a term reserved for Original Gangsters like Michael Jordan and maybe even Katie Ledecky. I think it would be a mistake to place 'people' like 'Sonic the Hedgehog' in the same league. Now if you had said that about Bugs Bunny, I probably would have agreed 😀. Thanks anyway!!

Answer 8

Sonic Wow... I just learned something new about SoloLearn. Thanks for sharing that history. 👌

Also, it sounds like you might actually be a true SoloLearn O.G. 😉

Answer 9

David Carroll haha, all good.

⚡Prometheus ⚡ back then, I was looking for a mobile IDE. So I'd do searches for "CodeBlocks app" etcetera. Eventually, I came across things like "CppDroid -C/C++" but SoloLearn would pop as "Learn ____" apps like "Learn C++" and "Learn HTML".

CppDroid was very buggy and it would crash all the time. Code playground on SoloLearn didn't exist as a free range IDE. It was very limited to the lessons.

It wasn't until maybe two or three years ago that I came back to it because they would have small updates every now and then, and also add more lessons. I started checking them out. At the end of one of the lessons they asked if I wanted to join their new app called "SoloLearn".

Back then I was thinking, "Yikes, another app" because I already had about 8 of them. However it said that it combined the others.

I never used the other apps outside of the coding ones, and apparently no one else did either. When I logged in they combined the progress of the other apps and put them on here.

Answer 10

Over the years I came back every now and then to check on the updates. The transformation was huge, so they must have had a major success. I couldn't believe they actually had a full-blown social community for coding.

One of the major updates when all of the lessons were separate apps was adding a mini chat forum. That must have been the motivation to the changes.

I don't know when they got rid of the videos but it was definitely years ago. As far as their content, they were a classroom setting style, but every now and then you would get off brand videos that had PowerPoint'ish approaches. I can only imagine that they got rid of the videos mainly because of the "do-it-yourself approach" with the development of "code playground".

At some point they added an experience points system, an achievement/merit system (the badges), and posting system.

Throughout my history here, I'd jump on, meet a few good folks like yourselves, and then more or less disappear, come back and see new developments.

Answer 11

Sololearn no longer has video tutorials. Check on YouTube.

Answer 12

Sonic hmm, interesting 🤔

Answer 13

thanks for the update

Answer 14

Sonic Sololearn used to have video tutorials? 🤔

Answer 15

David Carroll Now I had to go look up what "O.G" meant 😅