Treehouse
writes on December 12, 2011
It’s been one month since the re-launch of Think Vitamin Membership as Treehouse and it’s been insane. Thank you for the huge outpouring of support! Just some fun stats:
- We were featured in the Wall Street Journal
- 61,530 Badges are now being unlocked per month
- Membership is increasing by 49% per month
- We just published the new Ruby Foundations Introduction Badge
- The Treehouse Team is going to be up to 22 full-time people in Feb 2012 (Crazy!)
The next Badges we’ll be publishing are …
- JavaScript Foundations
- iOS 5 Foundations
- Photoshop Foundations
- Accessibility Foundations
- Rails Foundations
- Database Foundations
- PHP Foundations
A few tweets that made us smile …
The support we’ve seen on Twitter has been amazing. Thank you! Here are some great ones …
I have learnt more from @nickrp @treehouse in an hour than I ever did in a classroom! Highly recommend them for web building fundamentals
— JenniKate Wallace (@jenni_kate) November 29, 2011
Favorite new video game is unlocking all the badges from @treehouse. Way more engaging than other games recently & I’m learning a ton.
— Bedirhan Cinar (@bedirhan) November 17, 2011
So Im learning how to code this afternoon!Something I’v put off as a designer for ages. AH. Thank you @treehouse for making it fun.
— Chris de Souza (@mrchrisdesouza) November 11, 2011
I love the concept of treehouse and I think the videos are awsome. However, I think the topics covered are way too basic. I would love to see more advanced topics covered.
Don’t worry, we’re adding a ton of new advanced topics in 2012 🙂
can you please tell that what will be next tutorials.???
are you planning to made tutorial on Photoshop and Psd to Html
We’re actually working on Photoshop now 🙂
61,530… that could be because they’re to easy to get. Seriously!
I had a trial account on the old version and i loved the teaching style but everything seemed to be made for beginners so I never became a full member. The new Treehouse seems even more geared to beginners. I keep thinking a resource like this would have been priceless back in the day but right now there’s nothing relevant for me. I was really disappointed that JavaScript and jQuery are “archived items”.
But i guess one of these days all these basic topics will be covered and you’ll have to move on to more advanced ones.
Hey Catalin,
You bet – right now we’re covering the basics, but we’re working our way through the curriculum and will be adding intermediate and advanced topics soon.
Cheers,
Ryan
When? After a month was added Ruby Fundations (Intruduction) … exactly 12 minutes of recording video. For a person who pays a monthly subscription that is not very good business.
There’s a ton of content we’re about to release (that’s been in the works).