Reviewers consistently praise Scrimba’s interactive format: lessons combine video with a built-in code editor, so learners can pause, edit, run code, and practice without setup or switching tabs. Many say this keeps them engaged, helps them escape passive “tutorial hell,” and makes concepts click faster, especially in frontend and React. Several credit it with building confidence, consistency, real projects, and even career progress. Criticism is limited but clear: some want more advanced, updated, and project-based courses, while a few mention browser or UI glitches and uneven older course quality.
Oh my goodness, I am blown away.
I made it explain to me MedusaJS.
Wow!!! I had to let my wife try it, she loves it.
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@nullius haha that's a great reaction Vutomi :) Let us know if either of you find any areas missing or would like improved ✍️
Scrimba explain is one of my favourite scrimba features. It's really helped me grasp concepts I've been struggling with since forever. For example backend development terms like json, API architecture and so on
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@lombe_kufika Thank you! Our teachers are working hard to get more backend content shipped soon 👩🏫
I have personally tried scrimba explain feature number of times til lnow and it is really amazing. It not only solve your confusion but also force you to think about other aspects as well. Great work by Per and Scrimba team by adding this feature to Scrimba. Really love it. Thanks for sharing with it learners community.
I just tried it out. Great that it make a video on the subject. Quite a surprise !
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@peter_buss Hey Peter, we hope it was a happy surprise 😅 Did you use it via the free Chrome extension, Chatgpt plugin or directly on scrimba.com/explain ? Let us know if you find any areas you'd like improved. ✍️
I remember using this for the first time.
Was literally awestruck.
I am visual learner, and the finesse this tool has !
Great job Per and Team
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@ashay_ramolia Thanks Ashay! We'd love to hear what feature you feel is missing or what can be improved.
I used it directly on scrimba.com/explain