ASP.NET Core 5.0 MVC The Beginners Guide To Becoming A Pro (Udemy.com)

Very well explained and systematic, straight to the point. A good and experienced instructor knowing what a new programmer needs and not stuff with too much in-depth theory. Only essentials to help pick up the concepts and skills.

I loved it, and you can tell both of the creators know a lot. For me, at some parts was hard to spot some errors and its not easy to get access to the resources. I really like the resources to be able to compare without just copying and pasting. I'd recommend either giving us access to zip files per section or making the lessons slightly bigger and giving us the resources per lesson. Either way, I appreciate your work, and I will buy a few more courses, chat with you guys there.

Great explanation. There is already a newer version coming! 2022 version still works though. Setting up a development environment is missing in this course. WIthout a proper development environment this course is pointless. Explanation is good however the course is going crisscross all over the place it's vague to tie some ends together like when you start with creating your project then you go to explanaining and use code examples for explaining and then you go back to project building. This can be confusing messing with project.

Excellent so far. Hoping that actual development is not as tedious and detailed as described so far. A bit too deep for some of the work I am attempting to accomplish. Fingers crossed that there are more automated features as I progress.

I am very close to finishing the course. As everyone mentioned, first half was pretty good, because of the momentum and feel good factor from the first half I could go on with second half. As far as second half is concerned I would suggest fellow programmers to google the doubts as instructor did not spend much time in explaining the concept, but I would still recommend finishing the course so you know the how part for similar use cases in future. Over all course helped me gain confidence about the technology, even though I already have a vast industry experience in windows desktop applications.

There are many parts where code just shows up without really knowing why that is being done. There are things done in early videos with no idea about why, until almost the end of the training. I would be good not to make some mistakes and then go back and correct them, since the trainee can get lost. At some point it was clear to me JavaScript clear understanding is 100% necessary. Would I recommend this course? YES, but not to very junior people wanting to go to PRO, since some topics are not for junior at all. So if you are junior on several topics, it is important you know you have to do "your homework" to understand several items through out the course. Overall, a very good course, just watch out your level Vs the expectations.

Overall the course is awesome. Thanks a lot for creating this course. I had faced some issue in Calendar integration hope you will fix that issue in your video. And if you could add more videos on React client app with .Net core that will help us a lot. And also on SSO with MS account. Thanks again for your all the efforts. :)

First of all the Instructors are very good. The lesson splits in two parts. I put 3.5 because at the second part the lesson is more about javascript than mvc and it skips critical mvc parts like areas. Additionally at Section 11 where it is about Azure Deployment the lesson is 7 minutes about azure deployment (it skips critical details) and 11 minutes about the self advertised myWindowsHosting deployment. Not that you are not going to learn but i expected what the title says.

I bought this course as a complementary course to my studies, and it was a very good complementary tool. The course covers everything about ASP.NET Core 5.0 MvC, Razor pages, controllers, Entity Framework Core, and Identity. It does a good job at explaining everything about the aforementioned subjects. The sound quality could have been better in some sections, but it didn't bother me that much. Now this same company has created an ASP.NET 6.0 course, and it is no less good than this one, so that one is the obvious choice now. TutorialsEU in cooperation with Udemy does a good job at providing IT courses at affordable prices but of great quality.

At this point, the video is shown too Fast, is difficult to follow the exercise as the screen switches between the code and the browser nothing soothly so I need to stop the video several times and i feel stressed to follow the instructor. I have had to rewind the video several times to understan why my code doesn't work as the video. Thnak you. I recommend to review the speed and and some gaps to allow the viewer to stop at the exactly moment to allow him to write his own code.