1. Top-notch instructors. There's no other platform where you can learn about a framework directly from its author. Book authors, well-known content creators, and software engineers from the biggest tech companies in the world are just some examples of the highly qualified instructors you can encounter on this platform.

2. High quality and variety of material: Many courses are targeted at developers who already have some experience but want to take it to the next level.

3. Almost everything is up-to-date: Constant course updates ensure all the material remains fresh.

4. It's a great place to look for inspiration as well as stay up-to-date with the industry's latest advancements.

The courses are taught in a lecture style that is very interactive and engaging. I find myself locked in to the courses and wanting to practice everything that the teachers assign. The way the format is designed really overcomes course fatigue and burnout as I feel like I'm not just learning but also building.

I think that the platform is easy to use and really friendly. Frontend Masters is part of my daily routine. I've already created plans of which paths I should follow to achieve my learning goals. The platform is just amazing, I really like the quality of the videos. The teachers are top-level and inspiring, the lessons are in a really good level as it goes from basic to advanced stuff and the learning experience for me, as a self-taught student, is incredible.

I love the instructors, when I watch the courses I get the sense that I am getting an inside look at industry leaders and access to real professionals who know what they're talking about. I also love the format the classes are delivered in, the videos where you pause to code, then go back to lecture. I love that there is an app you can use to watch or listen on the go to really double down on learning. As a new developer, I didn't feel like FEM was a go-to for new learners. Everyone talked about Codecademy, freeCodeCamp, etc. but I have felt like doing FEM has given me an edge and like I'm using something that more seasoned developers use to up-level. My husband who is a senior SWE told me about FEM and I think that is telling. It just seems higher quality and more relevant to current industry because of how frequently courses are updated and new ones are added. Oh, and it's only $40/month?! I wouldn't be surprised if those prices increased, but I hope they don't. I feel like it is worth more than $40, but the fact that it's so affordable means I will probably stay signed up forever, because I'll want to keep taking the news classes, especially since they have expert level classes. It's not just for beginners, it's for everyone.