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Pros
Pro Short videos
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.
Pro Build projects as you learn
The JavaScript courses (and JavaScript related courses, such as jQuery) take the students through building various projects, such as lightboxes and web apps.
Pro Covers different libraries and resources in addition to plain JavaScript
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).
Pro Challenges for keeping the user engaged
Treehouse provides coding challenges throughout the courses. You code directly in their editor, and your code is checked to make sure it's correct.
Pro iOS and Android app
Treeehouse provides an app for both iOS and Android that is easy to use.
Pro Community trust
Instead of getting a recommendation from a single dev, you get recommendation from the entire programming community.
Pro Recommendation for every programming language/framework/library
You can find Python as well as Jenkins.
Pro Nice filters
Free, Video, Book, Beginner, Advanced, etc.
Cons
Con Credit card required to sign up for the free trial
Treehouse offers a free 14-day trial, but requires a credit card to sign up.
Con The forum lacks conversation/engagement
TreeHouse provides a a forum for students to have discussions. However almost all posts are students looking for answers to the quizzes and challenges. Any attempts at general discussions about business, learning, programming, job seeking etc. tend to go without replies.