Mimo Learn CodingProgramming Mod Apk Review

When testing the app this time round, I made a brand new account to view it from the perspective of a total beginner, as well as to freshen my mind of the first impressions of the Mimo Learn CodingProgramming Mod Apk . And I can honestly say that I’m more than impressed with the design of the app.

The main difference between Mimo and other coding apps is that it is less about building a community, and instead more about building a daily routine. (You can view other profiles by going to the leaderboards, but, that’s about it.)

Daily streaks and leaderboard standings are what the devs push, and I do prefer this method of motivating the user to code!

Before signing up for the app, you’ll be prompted to enter in your purpose for wanting to code, such as to be a developer, for fun, to advance your career, or to build a project.

Mimo’s InterfaceMimo Learn CodingProgramming Mod Apk hands-down takes the cake for having the best layout/design. One look at its design and I can say that it is certainly the best in the list.

The home page is divided into the following sections:

• Path – This is where your courses are broken down into, and it acts as your homepage as well.
• Browse – Here you can find your next challenge, next project, recommended courses, as well as browse categories.
• Weekly leaderboard – Here you can find your current standings, view your opponents, and see your current league.
• Glossary – This is a Pro version exclusive, perfect for finding quick definitions and examples of certain elements, and tags.
• Profile – This isn’t of much use, it essentially gives you access to your profile, bio, current level, and playgrounds, which allows you to make a new playground where you can code anything you desire using the skills you’ve learned.

Mimo’s Homepage (Path Tab)

The path option is essentially the homepage where your current courses are broken down to make it easier to view your current topics. I assume that when purchasing the Pro version, and when enrolling in more courses, the path tab will expand.

Upon entering the path tab, you’ll be immediately greeted with a stunningly simple, yet effective layout. In order to progress on to other topics, you’ll be required to complete the ones above, I’m guessing that if you previously entered in that you have some or a lot of experience coding before signing up, then you’ll be able to skip most of the topics.

But if you’re like most of us, and just starting out, the Mimo app ensures that you go from HTML to CSS and then to JavaScript by unlocking each topic as you go. This is an effective way of learning, as you’ll need to understand the basics of HTML before being able to effectively use CSS. And once you’ve learned both HTML & CSS, learning JavaScript will be much easier and more understandable.

The “path” tab can be easily navigated; all your topics are nicely broken down and the subheadings of each topic makes it clear what you’ll be learning.

Each block of a topic is grouped into their own subheading. For HTML, there are two subheadings which are HTML Basic and HTML intermediate as shown in the screenshot below. After the path tab, is the browse tab. Unfortunately, if you don’t have the Pro version, this section is basically useless to you, unless you just want to see your next challenge/project, as the rest of the features under this section are locked for pro users only.

Conclusion

The main difference between Mimo Learn CodingProgramming v4.25 Mod Apk and other coding apps is that it is less about building a community, and instead more about building a daily routine. (You can view other profiles by going to the leaderboards, but, that’s about it.)

Daily streaks and leaderboard standings are what the devs push, and I do prefer this method of motivating the user to code!