Angular Forms Jumpstart & FREE E-Book (Udemy.com)

Because he has created project and loaded and not explaining

Reactive part was a little bit to fast

It is a good course and I would rate 4.5 -5 stars if I make at least couple lines of code by myself. But no! Once I download course from github branch, I received complete application, while at the same time tutor had half-filled application (only basic HTML and classes preparations) and was coding during explanation. What was my part as a student? Only listen. Of course someone can think, that I shouldn't download ready code, but first of all it was recommended by tutor, secondly not all files were shown (touched) by tutor during course and thirdly I can't see future to know what exactly I need from the beginning and what will be added during course.

The same happened with other course of this tutor which I bought and already requested for refund (course about Routing). Both the courses are useless for me.

So, if you want to listen, meet some new functions and functionalities and put few comments these are the rights courses for you. But if you want to learn while coding I can't recommend it.

Good course...short and sweet. The only thing I wish the author did was add a bit more realism. For example, in the final exercise, the SignUp button should only have been enabled if the form was valid. Otherwise the button should have been disabled.

Vasco is an excellent teacher and there are many good parts to this course. However, this course needs some updating with the newer versions of Angular

This is a course for beginners. It would have been more efficient if every video was linked to branches like before and after on the github repo like in other vasco's courses.

This course if not well organized at all. To the point where the only exercise's solution is presented 3 videos before the exercise is introduced to the student. Also only simple use cases are shown on video. Some concepts are mentioned as if it would be presented but they are not (like conditional validation ealy in the course). Async validators were not mentioned and the author didn't even answered a student about it. For a course specific on Forms with Angular, I expected more.

Indeed, forms is an important topic to dedicate a full course to. Vasco does a good job of touching the various associated topics and related patterns.

On-target, concise, and not wasteful of the student's time. Hits the salient points in a lean, mean manner, and with suitable depth for the subject.

It was fast!

I am disappointed about this course. Clearly the author know his stuff but he went for a quick bucks rather than providing value. Making a 3 fields form is not what I had in mind when purchasing an angular course on forms. Other more complete and longer courses (same price) have modules that provide more info on forms than this course. I want to see dropdowns, simple date fields and calendar controls, radio buttons, checkboxes, dynamic fields that appear as the user answer the form. Please author, make this course more complete.