API Crash Course: How to Create, Test, & Document your APIs (Udemy.com)

I have registered another API course but I couldnt follow sor far. But up until now it seems you are teaching the core meaning thats good thank you

This is a good basic understanding for someone like myself who doesn't need to get in the weeds, but would like to have enough knowledge to be able to understand when others in my department are using these terms.

He goes into the tools and demonstrates how to use them. His speech is not to fast just the right speed. He uses a yellow circle pointer to point on things which is great. On the end of each section he created tests to test you knowledge about each chapter. In this video he show how to create APi, change API, test API and change API. He demonstrates how to use Mocky and Postmann. Very happy with my purchase he is a good teacher. This API course is I think 3:50 hours or 3:30 hours

Very clear explanation of any concept, and the lectures are well structured. This is definitely the best course that I have taken on the subject.

The sections led by Tarek, were really good. He was clear, and explained the concepts well. The GraphQL section was okay too, however Section 6 API Documentation, was highly disappointing. I am a Technical Writer, and took up this course just for API Documentation, and learnt nothing! The instructor's language was very difficult to comprehend. Even with subtitles, I got nothing. I know nothing with API Documentation still, but I can manage to create and test simple API. Thanks to Tarek!

I came here to get more details about basics of API and API documentation. The slides all went good and interesting, until it reached the API documentation part. The tutor was not at all clear in explaining. It was so confusing with all her filler words she is confusing the listeners. I did not have any take away from that course. I do not know what exactly a technical writer should do when we talk about API documentation.

It was an excellent course to understand the APIs spectrum. The section "Status Codes in Depth" is not finished, and the following lessons where the main instructor is not present are not as good as the first ones. Nevertheless, I totally recommend this course. It is an eyes opener.

I liked Mr. Tarek's explanation. It was really a full complete Beginner's Guide. For Chapters 6 and 7 the level suddenly went too far up for me to understand the content- that's a shame because it was clear that the lecturers have a broad knowledge. I just was not ready for it yet. So maybe in the future we could get more of the baginner/basic types of lectures about the API Documentation and GraphQL. It sounded really interesting. In general the course was a good match and I have learned a lot from it. Thank you Lecturers.

Pretty good on the whole. 1-5 are good sections but section 4 is extremely annoying with the recorded mobile phone feedback coming through the speakers. I didn't think 6 was too bad compared to other comments I've seen. I understand why GraphQL section is there but for people who are wanting to ideally get up to speed with API's this just adds unnecessary complication to what they are already trying to learn.

Thanks Tarek for the course it has I enjoyed his course a lot. I learned new thing ,Gained experience and new technologies from him -the course needs a project to make a good practice on what have been learnt