Zenva Reviews 

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Is very easy to understand and give Goodyear advices

I loved the "Build 3D Web Apps with Babylon.js" course. It was great to learn Babylon.js at a beginner level. It would be great if courses on intermediate and expert level were also available.

My only complaint is that course support is locked behind the subscription package, even though I legally purchased access to many courses.

If I had access to them, I wouldn't need to look elsewhere to resolve problems I stumble into while taking the courses.

Nice place to study, only issue I had was that sometimes it did not register lesson as completed. Also too many emails, guys I like you promotions but please relax the tempo a bit I might end up unsubscribing.

Wirklich gut, ich habe erst mit dem Programmieren angefangen und bin mittlerweile schon dabei die ersten Spiele zu programmieren. Ich als Deutscher finde, die Kurse sind wirklich gut verständlich wegen der Deutlichkeit und durch die Erklärungen gut nachvollziehbar.

I'm doing Unity's learning paths and I found it more worth it than other learning plataforms for this topic. 100% recommended.

so far I'm really learning a lot, I've been using the platform to learn Godot and I really appreciate the format. I love that I don't have to go fetch asset for the project because they're included in the course. That way I can focus a 100% on the technical part of learning things. The only small issue there is in my opinions is the fact that some of the course are still in godot 3, but it's fine in a way because you learn a lot by doing research and troubleshooting to make it work the same way in godot4. In short I really recommend for people wanting to learn all this stuff at they're own pace.

The process of joining right through to studying has been easy and seemless. Zenva is in touch regularly with tips and suggestions as well as info on courses.

I LOVE Zenva! Don't get me wrong about cancelling my subscription, i'm just saving money. All I really wanted was all the Godot related courses and I got them bought through a humble bundle package. The bite sized lessons are simple and easy to go along with, it's rather incredible! I'm getting a Bachelor's in Accounting through WGU at the moment so I'm not the most active, but I try to learn a little more of my hobby when I can.

There were no outages, no lag, and all of the steps were clearly explained and importantly - accurate. There's nothing worse than educational courses where you have to go using Google to find bits that are "assumed knowledge."

Overall, the pace is about right - a little brisk at times (not very often, though), but still thorough enough to work with. One problem I have a lot with tutorials/ courses before finding Zenva is the amount of times I've signed up for an x length (insert time here) video session, only for it to take so much longer due to constant pausing, rewinding, rewatching and or researching through Google. That hasn't been the case with Zenva - well so far anyway.

It's early days in my experience using them, however, I think the price (I signed up for the Annual subscription) is already proving to be worth the money.

While I am liking the experience so far, I wish they add contents more often(and more recent tech). Not comparing, but other learning sites have huge libraries. I understand Zenva is targeting a niche here, but surely lot more real world content wrt to AI will be great. Quality and quantity. Thanks

Very great guide that is easy to follow and understand. I do think the quizzes are a bit of a waste of time as they are currently implemented. I would like the quizzes to be a bit more challenging and engaging, although maybe it is because these are supposed to be elementary guides. I am having a blast learning the engine and following along.

Good entry level however one flaw (and only reason why its 4 stars rating and not 5) is lack of possibility to contact creator of course to ask question....or am I missing it? Anyway, for beginner like me, good starting point....

So far, great lessons. Their lesson structure is stepped from beginners to end and even has assets and course notes so you can follow the entire course on your own if you don't like listening to videos. The notes are also useful to hold onto in case you need to review anything. Everything is created specifically so that if fits the prerequisite skills section.

I have been doing a Godot beginners course I received from humble bundle but I will probably continue with the advanced courses if they are set up like this course.

We’ll set out and interesting varied tutorials on using Unity. Videos are well presented, great pdf to help follow along with. Able to download assets and scripts which help clarify any confusion. Fairly responsive comment section if need further assistance

I have been working in IT for 30 years in both software development and high end network implementations across the U.S. To this end I have had well over 40 different certification on various things from phone systems to Cisco certs to Microsoft certs, and one thing holds true - the learning side of things can be super dry and hard to make yourself do. NOT SO with Zenva!

The hands on training and videos are leagues better than fat tech books and websites. The amount of information is "just right" for a learning experience. You get lots of good info on how to accomplish things, and why steps are done a certain way, without getting overloaded with the minutia that always accompanies development.

If you are at all interested in jumping into the IT world on the software side of things, I highly recommend Zenva to help you along.

Its affordable and easy to use.
Zenva has a lovely amount of well designed and curated tutorials focused on teaching the basics of game creation from start to finish. Not much more to say. Just an excellent resource for an Indie Dev like myself.