The company I work gives access to Alura and I took a few courses there also (mostly related to what I needed at work at the time). I like it, though I believe Alura and Algaworks have different approaches and may complete each other.
Alura: many shorter and focused courses.
Algaworks: fewer but complete and lengthy (not tedious though) courses.
This difference also shows in how they charge you and affect your commitment to the course. I'd say:
if you're sure you want to commit with Java and is capable of organizing your life to really put in the hours, go with Algaworks.
if otherwise you want to have options, learn quick and maye need some additional training later, go with Alura.
Or, like me, have the luck to have access to both! ;)
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Well, it'll take 10 years to reach a "pro" level: norvig.com/21-days.html =)
The company I work gives access to Alura and I took a few courses there also (mostly related to what I needed at work at the time). I like it, though I believe Alura and Algaworks have different approaches and may complete each other.
This difference also shows in how they charge you and affect your commitment to the course. I'd say:
Or, like me, have the luck to have access to both! ;)