Complete ASP NET MVC Web Development - Newbie to Ninja! (Udemy.com)

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Been wanting to do an MVC course for a long time as I have been in the ASP.NET field for 15 years, but all positions was still doing old-school web forms. This was an excellent course on understanding the modeling of an MVC project and should assist with my new positions (which is MVC).

very simple and effective learning experience. Examples are very good explained and this makes it understanding very good.

Just Amazing How everything is explained, And very Easy to Follow Along

Got a job thanks to this tutorial, knowing nothing about ASP before I started THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!

Great Course and I M ENJOYING it so far

I had to suspend taking this course to take another course to fill in the gaps that weren't explained early on. In many of the lectures, the instructor would move too quickly to keep up. MVC was the strongest part of this series. After MVC, there was a project that I had to spend 10 hours debugging as the lectures didn't cover it. There were only a couple of quizzes and zero try-it-yourself points where I could apply what I learned. In the end, there are other C# classes that I'd recommend in lieu of this one.

The course is good at the beginning but when the section 8 starts, it is more practical than theoretical. What I mean by that is, the instructor shows you how to do somenthing but doesn't deeply explain how that actually works, or why it needs to be done the way he does it. A lot of concepts throughout the course don't get fully explainned. This was my first course on the subject of ASP.NET MVC so I don't have a comparison measure, nevertheless I wouldn't recommend this course to begginers.

The course description is much bigger than its content

Course style is very lecture based and does not offer much opportunity to apply your learning during the course to test and strengthen your knowledge. Concepts are covered in detail, but in most cases only once with little recapping during later examples, which would have been helpful to me. This course is good at covering the "how" to do things, but I found it to be light on the "why".
Although branded as suitable for beginners, I think it may be more suitable for those already familiar with C#, and who prefer to learn by watching/listening rather than doing.

Fantastic way of approach by the Author. sud ve been added the FB,G+ like social logins for the students. But no issues for Ref this to college/students.

I am learning a lot from Brett. This class is teaching me some very professional techniques for organizing a ASP.NET MVC project. The best practices and design patterns he has introduced to me are invaluable!