Build a React & Redux App w/ CircleCI CI/CD, AWS & Terraform (Udemy.com)

I have about 25 Udemy courses in my account for react, angular, node, aws, docker, react native and some other courses. This is the most complete react course that I have ever done. This is the best course that I learned most of the things ever in my career. I'm wondering why this course has not updated to the latest. This has literally everything you want to work on a company in react. CI/CD - covered AWS deployment - covered Slack, Sentry integrations - covered Dockerizing react applications - covered Error handling in react - covered Code formatting and rules - covered Basically this covers most of the best practices that a developer should know. Please update this course. This is a great reference that can be used for anyone.

Outdated course even he dont respond on queries asking for refunds now

I found this course to be really superb and I learned quite a bit. I will say though there are a couple of things you might want to know before you decide to buy... 1) For learning Devops this course is fantastic. You get a pretty good understanding of CI jobs, Terraform and how it relates to AWS, managing branches and git, integrating with Slack, and using Docker. Even though it's not super deep dives into any of those tools, you should come away with a pretty good understanding of how they work and how to use them. 2) If you want to use this to specifically learn React I'm not sure this course is the best way, especially if you're new. The app you make is pretty cool, but it uses a lot of stuff... redux, hooks, etc.. and he goes over it pretty fast and I didn't think he explained it particularly well. But maybe that's just me. So if you're just interested in the DevOps stuff then it might be better worth your time to just fork his repo and build off of that, skipping most of the React content. Anyway, highly recommend this course, and thanks to Eddie for putting it together.

I had only experienced ci/cd with netlify. So this is great to learn that I actually can do it myself and customize it the way I want, deploy it where I want. It's very nice to have a deployment to aws s3/cloudfront and another example in Heroku. The instructor always references the documentation, it's a good practice since these technologies seem to move quite fast. This is heavy stuff to digest but the instructor made the experience pretty smooth and easy to follow along!

I really enjoyed this, it covered a lot of material that I was pretty familiar with, so I was happy that Eddie didn't over explain anything. I found the section integrating terraform into the circleci pipeline to most beneficial for me. Thank you very much Eddie!

Pretty amazing course, really surprised it's not already a best seller and/or one of the most popular courses because it totally deserves it. Many interesting aspects to this course compared to other React ones on Udemy (and I have done quite a few) such as the entire CI/CD integration (mimicking the flow you could find in a professional environment) as well as handling components (some being quite advanced) and breaking down the app in services. Really loved this course, great instructor and I highly recommend it.

To be honest, this might be the best course i have taken on Udemy. It helped me with many "DevOpsy" things i've been struggling with before. One cons - voice is a lil bit bassy sometimes, as someone said before. Keep going, looking forward to see some new courses!

This is an incredible course. You get a very thorough knowledge base of all the technologies that are used. This is also a much more impressive project to have in your portfolio than a "to-do" app. This instructor is very underrated and I would love to see more projects on this level.

I have been a self-taught developer for 1 year. Now I want to level up my skills and this course helps me a lot. Just a struggle a little bit with AWS cloudfront but the teacher added Heroku section fastly. Love the workflow was taught in this course.

The course is really good. Touches on most of the aspects of building an app to production. The code is quite neat as well and easy to understand. What I think could have been better was that the whole pipeline built by the instructor was quite unidirectional. Like, what if I want to deploy only the Production version to cloudfront, and publish staging version from S3 direct, and not do any deployment for DEV. And still, I want Slack notification to be enabled for all the three main branches. Also, I would like Slack to notify in case of a failure. I had to look for these answers myself, so I felt like there was a gap somewhere.