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

I enjoyed the course, but did find it to be very confusing in areas. There could have been a lot more explanation given while completing the project as I often felt like I was just typing what was on the screen to keep up and didn't really know the reasons behind the code...

This was a really good and thorough course. I was able to review a lot of material and expand on what I already know.

It gets tough at some points but to be fair Brett has done an amazing job in simplifying some very complex development ideas here. This is as real world development as it gets. I'd say it's a very good starting point for anyone interested in the technology

Watching code appear in an editor while someone speaks in a monotone voice about abstract concepts is incredibly boring. It makes understanding the concepts difficult and coma inducing. Maybe some diagrams, something visual that captures the concept, anything that breaks-up the tedium. The best teachers I've had understood, education is just as much entertainment as it is instruction.

This is the one of the best MVC course available in Udemy in my opinion. Now remember this is only a 15 hour course. So as a student you will have some digging to do outside the course it selfProsGood ContentWhatever is explained is explained wellEntity Framework and Microsoft UnityC# Primer and MVC PrimerGood development practicesConsYou won't get a response for your questions immediately. Some concepts aren't explained and you will have to figure it out yourself.Now some reviews have complained about the instructor's accent. I got used to it in a while. You will too. The subtitles are pretty much useless. What you won't understand the translator won't as well. This is a fun course for the price of lunch. I loved it

If you are begginner then this is Best course to start with asp MVC .. Thank you Sir for these experience..

I have had to rush through and take a lot of notes and will have to go over things again. However, the course has a lot of very good content and covers everything for someone to learn how to develop a .NET web app. However, that is the only problem - the course is quite long!!! It is a lot to consolidate and not easy to consolidate quickly

It is very good to learn through real life examples or in this case a whole eCommerce project.The lectures were informative and set in a time line that anyone can follow.Needs another section of coding with exceptions and how to deal with them.

The real word project development from this course is the most valuable thing from it, but, if you're not familiar with the OOP implementation of other programming languages besides C#, you'll have hard time to figure out what the teacher says. This course is defenetly not for beginners. The teacher doesn't explain any details of the actual code that he's writting, he is just mentioning the main functionality of the code and you will have to figure out by yourself all the (unknown for beginners) keywords that he is using and how the code does what it does. I spent a lot of time doing research about concepts he is 'explaining' and the code that he's writting, and honestly, this is exactly why i didn't went for YouTube tutorials, because they are not fully comprehensive of all the details of what actually happens behind the scenes of the code to make you understand better how the language actually operates. This course is far average. Whatever he explains here and how it is explaining it, you can easily find on YouTube better explained and detailed

The course project is very helpful because Ben demonstrates real-world development techniques you might not find in other courses, such as organizing your code into multiple project files, dependency injection, and unit tests.Other courses often have you make a single-project solution that, while ultimately showcasing the same functionality, do so in a way that skips patterns like creating services and dependency injection that doesn't prepare you as well for something you might find in a professional environment.I've taken a couple of other ASP.NET MVC courses on Udemy before this, and I feel much more confident in my abilities for professional development after this one in particular!

it would be great if you could add some kind of an index eg. list of all key term and courses (min.sec) in which they have occurred

After completing the course this is what I have to say about this course:The pronunciation of the instructor is not understandable sometimes. Also, the voice of the instructor is so low in the videos.English subtitles are not in sync with what the instructor is saying. The instructor says something else and subtitles are something different.Some of the terms and topics are not well explained. You have to go through some other resources on the net to learn those things.I think the connectivity from instructor to its audience is missing at some point.Coding standards should be followed if you are targeting a large audience. I.e. MyClass, MyObject, MyLibrary names were used instead of this instructor could have used some meaningful names.There is no exercise after each section to test your knowledge that whether you have understood the concepts completely or not. It would be great if the course had challenges section also.Best practices are not followed. On the registration page, you can at least change the FirstName or LastName like labels using Display attribute. Yes, it was covered in the beginning but if we are building the real-world application then you must follow these rules also so the student can follow it.How asp.net identity works internally is not explained. Yeah I know its a very vast topic but you can at least give some basic information for that. I had to learn those parts from other MVC course on Udemy.And last but not the least, how can someone be Newbie to Ninja in Asp.Net MVC without learning Web API?Though, it was good building the E-Commerce application.Thanks.