Blockchain: Complete Hyperledger Fabric Development Bootcamp (Udemy.com)

The course is quite good, contains the necessary basic information for understanding. However, since the course was released, some points that had to be studied in the official documentation have been updated. Overall, a useful course

A comprehensive course that gets to the fundamental of developing the chaincode until the successful creation of your client application by integrating the network via the REST API. I highly recommend this course for anyone struggling to get started in the Hyperledger Fabric world. The official documentation can get you lost in the complexities of concepts and terms, so this course would be beneficial for you moving forward as you dig deeper into the world of Hyperledger Fabric. I just wish the instructor would be still activate and response to the students enrolled in this course, so any doubts can be cleared. Thanks!

Concept coverage is good but some things are assumed by the instructor. For example, why are you storing the wallet in your code location shouldn't it be stored at client side, how will a multi org setup work as in these code examples it is assumed that all the required files are at the same location but in actual each org will have access to its own files only. I have given 4 star because descpite these issues it is a good guide to get started. Thanks

The course is greatly designed. Even I, as a person from non-technical background could understand all the steps. However, I could not work on Linux VM OS due to "low disk space" issue while installing Hyperledger Fabric. I have installed all the pre-requisites on my macOS from https://dev.to/capriciousrebel/getting-started-with-hyperledger-fabric-on-macos-2937 and proceeded in the course. Overall a great course and I recommend to all. Thank you Vivek Garg for sharing the knowledge.

I really enjoy this! Fortunately I'm very familiar with blockchain and DLT. I think this would be a difficult course for a first-time coder.

This course gives a very detailed view of blockchain and particularly how to use Hyperledger Fabric and how Hyperledger connects to a frontend client API via nodejs. Very current and complete in scope taken in November 2022.

This course provides no additional value to the documentation of Fabric itself. In fact, the course takes away from the documentation in its attempt at making videos out of the documentation. Trust me, grab a coffee, close the phone, take your time and enjoy taking the time to read the documentation and you'll be better off. The documentation is great. Check out also the brain behind Fabric on youtube, Praveen Jayachandran, who has a great Fabric course for free. At least the documentation is current and goes into more depth. Disappointed that Udemy doesn't have any SME's that ensure that guys like him, just copying the documentation, don't get through. I can kiss my 20$ bucks goodbye since I realized too late that this guy was just making a joke out of Udemy, and me, the sucker who didn't go to the documentation first...

That's a good course and I recommend it. To make it better, I would like to hear about how we can create a real implementation in a more realistic scenario. The examples are using the test-network, which is great to learn, but, how can I create my real implementation, with real nodes, etc so on? I missed that.

The course is amazing for understanding Hyperledger Fabric. I really enjoyed it as a beginner. The next level is to understand GO as a language to develop chaincode and also Node for developing APIs.

As a beginner to HyperLedger Fabric, I found this course to be really helpful to understand the basics. The detailed hands-on sessions were good. Can recommend this as an entry point to anyone interested in HyperLedger Fabric.