For those who don’t know, on the https://labex.io/ website you can interactively learn a lot about Linux.
Other topics include Docker, DevOps, Kubernets, various databases and programming languages.
I really like that. In the free version you can complete 3 sessions per day. That wasn’t enough for me and I first made a subscription for a month.
Anyone who wants to save a promocode for 15$ can contact me.
You learn in a virtual environment. Virtual desktop, programs, terminal, etc.
Hey, that is really different and interesting.
I dont like video tutorials, but I think I may be able to cope with that
Thanks
Yes it is different. I like this a lot.
Gradually, more Labs will be unlocked. For example, CompTIA or Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
A lot of things you can learn. Of course, some things repeat themselves, but that only consolidates what I think has been learned.
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The difference, for me, is, I can set the pace… Videos outrun me.
Absolutely, that is a huge advantage
Thanks for the link - that looks interesting.
If Neville prefers learning at his own pace and finds videos overwhelming, LabEx is a great fit—he can interactively practice Linux and other tech skills in a virtual environment without needing to follow fast-paced videos. Starting with the free version (3 labs/day) is a good option, and if he finds it valuable, upgrading to a monthly plan like Toadie did could unlock even more content and deepen his learning.
Absolutely. The $30 a month (or discount $15) is very well spent. Cheaper than books every time.
I have completed the complete Docker Skill Tree and will probably finish Kubernetes today.
With a book once bought its yours for life, can you download and re watch or participate in these lessons.
