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Derek Lo

Py - Learn anything on your phone 📱 from Swift to Astrophysics 🚀

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Py is a skill-based education app that teaches topics like app development, building websites and data science with a focus on programming. Learn in-demand skills like app development and data science right on your phone!

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Shane K
Looks awesome - I'll give it a go for a while 👍
Derek Lo
Maker
@_shan3k Thanks Shane! Means a lot.
Fredrick Sonal
Amazing app, got caught up reading about algorithms. Looking forward for more content on the app 👍
Derek Lo
Maker
@fredricksonal Thank you so much for the comment, Fredrick! That means a lot :)
seko
First of all, good luck with your product. I can't say I'm impressed with the current state of the app because it is missing some key elements you advertise on the store page as of today. It doesn't have the 18+ courses at the moment and it's missing one of the key courses, Algebra, which is a prerequisite for 3 other classes including Astrophysics. I expected it to be in its full glory because that was the key selling point for me. Also, you should take a look at the HTML/CSS and U.S. History classes. Those include minimum or no interaction at all. You should definitely spice those up so the app offers something different from what I can already find on the Internet.
Will Tennien Murphy
Maker
@sekodev Since you posted, there have been majors changes on that front. You'll now find these courses quite engaging! We're excited to say we expect to release at least three new courses in each category within the coming weeks. We're also learning from usage data how people interact with the courses so you should see major improvements. If there's something you don't see you'd like to, let us know at contact@py-app.com
Sarahx610z
Hi! I tried it, for learning how to swift. Actually I was expecting to have something like swift playground (I don't have any iPad) but it's not the case at all. Having this format of lesson, didn't make me feel like I was learning. I have to admit I'm not a beginner in coding. For now the app is still on my iPhone but I tried it once. Even though I need to learn how to code in swift, something is stopping me from using it back.
Derek Lo
Maker
@swarms_ Sarah we'd love to hear more. Feel free to email us directly contact@py-app.com
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