What is your attitude to intensive, online courses on layout, programming?

Question

IT education

I decided to evaluate this format of training (intensive courses, online courses). Downloaded htmlacademy, netology, geekbrains. I didn’t like anything, for example, they teach git at intensive html and CSS at htmlacademy, but weakly, they mention several commands, it seems to me that git needs to be studied separately and in more detail. Correct me if I'm wrong. There is a lot of water in such courses, the material is not fully considered and as a result there is no complete understanding.
I looked for other ways of learning, for example, from a webformyself php video course, it starts well (I watched bonus lessons on the basics of php) and then I started watching the course itself (how to create an online store), so the author does not explain many points.
Are there any good video courses, intensives?
I came to the conclusion for myself that there is nothing better than BOOKS + practice

Answer 1

I came to the conclusion for myself that there is nothing better than BOOKS + practice

Absolutely right, and the rest of the post has very good thoughts, you rarely see this here, respect!
For some reason, when someone is enrolled in these commercial courses "with subsequent employment", everyone sees the phrase "employment" (which is a blatant lie), but no one sees the word "commercial". The meaning of the existence of a commercial company is to make a profit, but they do not care about you, your knowledge and your future. Competent, thoughtful training will last 3-4 years, and all sorts of promoted Geekbrains exist only to cut loot from naive wannabe programmers.

Answer 2

Whoever wants to do it as he wants ... is engaged in
PS: the video is adapted only for the initial acquisition of the skill
Those how to work with layout, what hotkeys will help with development, hints, etc.
Videos longer than 10 minutes and without decoding speech - they work only as entertainment

Answer 3

What is your opinion about these resources?