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Best online 1on1 tutoring platform to learn programming under supervision (lemm.ee)

submitted 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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I've researched the topic and I understand that the general advice is that it's best to learn on your own. However, I'd like to see Lemmy's recommendations regarding websites where you can book programming (Python/R) sessions with a personal tutor online, ideally if you have used the service yourself. I mostly need it to maintain my motivation and learn regularly instead of sporadically.

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[–] [email protected] 6 points 3 weeks ago

That's the toolbox fallacy. "If only i had good running shoes I would be motivated to run.".

Youre swapping motivation for anxiety, guilt and frustration. Youre better off paying someone on fiver to shout at you.
You won't survive programming if you can't get through this part. It doesn't stop taking effort after you've learned the basics.
The tutor won't make it painless, or make it go faster really, and people just end up being agry at the tutor.

You're much better off joining a community/discord of people learning the same thing, or finding a project/thing you care for, and using common motivational tricks. With youtube/Twitch, it's easier than ever to find people to help you.