ASP.NET Core - Cross-Platform Development (Udemy.com)

The overall experience was quite nice, I would only recommend one thing: if there's a bug that is fixed 3-4-5 lessons later, please add a one-line notification about it. But it was quite a challenge to fix it, anyway, so nothing wrong happened. Thanks for the course!

As a mid-senior level SWE looking to increase my skills in dotnet, this course really helped me with most fundamental CRUD functionalities in web development with some intermediate level requirements on later parts. I am definitely considering buying other courses from this lecturer.

A veces se enreda un poco, y no muestra estar seguro, quedando la duda de si fue a propósito o no. Suele cambiar mucho la velocidad al hablar, por lo cual en ocasiones hay que estar devolviéndose, y los subtítulos no son muy buenos. Por ejemplo, en los primeros 15 segundos de la lección 45. Su forma de hablar en ocasiones es muy informal o libre. Podría hacer la presentación de manera un poco más preparada, no tan libre.

This was one of the better courses I've taken on Udemy. Trevoir did an excellent job explaining things, and when bugs were introduced, he didn't just remove them, but he left them there so that he can show others how to find and fix them as well.

Il corso è davvero interessante, specialmente per tutti coloro che hanno sempre programmato WinForms e ancora non sono passati a MVC. Talvolta diventa difficile seguire il codice scritto dal docente, ma interrompendo il filmato e provando direttamente sul proprio IDE, le cose diventano più chiare. Nella parte finale del corso si installa da nuget un plugin jQuery Microsoft.jQuery.Unobtrusive.Ajax che però risulta deprecato. Sarebbe utile un piccolo aggiornamento di quella sezione del corso.

En general fue bueno y aprendí varias cosas, pero considero debe tener mejor edición, calidad de video y sobre todo un orden. Habían videos donde tenia cosas hechas y no mostraba como se hicieron, es mejor ir paso a paso.

If a Beginner is think of doing a small project in MVC, I would recommend with this course. Trevoir has explained well so that even a layman can understand the project. When i was stuck in the project at some point, Trevoir did help me personally on LinkedIn

I learned alot by following the examples and being able to follow along. There are a couple areas that could use more explanation. like the adding user data points, where the user database had to be changed. The one other part was the boot strap portion about the carosuel. I picked the wrong version. Other then that the examples and instruction is very strong.

The instructor has a good speaking voice and I certainly learned a lot from this course. My reason for not giving a 5-star review was that it wasn't always easy to follow what he was doing while I was trying to code-a-long. There were a few times where things got messed up and I had to start a feature over and once where I had to rebuild the project over. Still I learned a lot...but just the hard way.

The Good: Finally found an EF course that emphasizes data first and actually explains stuff they're doing! The instructor responds very fast to questions as well. Took a similar ASP.NET course from a very popular Udemy .NET programming instructor who yet couldn't be bothered to answer questions. The course takes a nice gentle introduction to the MVC and EF models, explaining steps along the way. So why isn't this a 5-star rating? The not-quite-as-good: I think this course tries to be too much. There are courses out there that are "full-stack" courses, going over the back-end (MVC/EF) and front-end (JavaScript/JQuery) and they're all significantly longer than this one. While the instructor does a good job early on with the MVC and Entity Framework, things fall apart in the last section. It feels that the JQuery and Ajax are force-fed into the course. The class is titled "MVC and Entity Framework" but instead of fleshing those concepts out and going more deeply into Entity Framework, the instructor instead gives a crash course in Ajax and JQuery that is little more than a demonstration. I found myself mainly copying code without understanding what I was doing. After finishing the course, I feel I have a good understanding of the EF and MVC as pertaining to this project, but I don't feel prepared to do any project on my own. Because the front-end JQuery material felt like a detour, it also seemed rushed and gone over too quickly to be covered adequately, meaning I was more copying code than actually learning JQuery. To remedy this, the course should either be expanded to allow for more thorough coverage of the front end code, or split off into another course entirely, so we can spend more time on the EF. The main problem is that although the course is titled "MVC and EF", only 2 of the 4 main sections cover those topics! Only 4 sections minus the bonus, one is on package management, one is on JQuery and Ajax, so only half the course is on MVC and EF, meaning the entire thing felt too rushed and when you cover things too quickly you may as well not teach them at all. Lengthen the course to allow more time to flesh things out, or get rid of the Ajax/JQuery entirely and split it off into a new course. This course just tried to rush too much into too little time.