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The short, engaging videos that TreeHouse provides for all of their courses make it easy to stay focused and absorb what is being taught. The short video lengths will help keep you from getting discouraged at the amount of material to be covered.

The JavaScript courses (and JavaScript related courses, such as jQuery) take the students through building various projects, such as lightboxes and web apps.

Treehouse offers well over a hundred courses and the list is growing quickly. This means that not only can you learn JavaScript with Treehouse, but they also provide courses for a variety of libraries and frameworks (such as jQuery, Node.jS, Angular.jS, and more).

Treehouse provides coding challenges throughout the courses. You code directly in their editor, and your code is checked to make sure it's correct.

Treeehouse provides an app for both iOS and Android that is easy to use.

Users gain XP for every challenge they complete, can unlock achievements and climb the global leaderboard. This provides the user with a genuine sense of progression as their skillset increases.

Almost everything relating to learning to code is geared toward only teaching basic syntax. Edabit goes beyond syntax and teaches its users how to think like real programmers (problem solving) in a fun and interactive way.

Users can start coding immediately while getting instant feedback. If their code works, they pass the challenge. If it doesn't, they fail and must try again.