Design Patterns in C# and .NET (Udemy.com)

Habla demasiado rápido y pica todo el código igual, demasiado rápido. Como formador y como curso me parece que si no tienes un nivel de inglés alto y unos conocimientos de código muy altos, no te vas a enterar de mucho. Creo que podría y debería ir con más calma y explicar mejor todo lo que va haciendo. Si este curso está orientado a seniors, se debería exponer en el mismo.

The one thing that's distracting is the way he talks, and it makes it hard to follow when it doesn't have to be. Sentences run-on, volume swells, tone shifting swells are just a few. It sounds like he's trying too hard to sound professional and doesn't know what it should sound like during the course.

This course is excellent. It’s important to mention that students should have prior knowledge of C# before starting it. Fortunately, I took it after gaining some experience with the language. Most of the negative reviews seem to come from people who don’t have a solid grasp of C#.

This was a great course to start learning Design Patterns in depth. Even though most examples also work in .Net Core, there are still examples that don't. I think there should be alternatives for these cases, other than that I enjoyed the course a lot although there were times it was hard to understand

Awesome course, great teacher, lots of practical knowledge! The only thing that could be added to this super course is to make the entire application (e.g. in WPF technology) based on design patterns with a simple database. I see also there is still room for improvement to automatic translation into Polish language.

Amazing Course for Advanced C# Programmer No unnecessary informations, very clean coding (of course public fields for simplicity reasons, etc. but that is always mentioned) Very long course for the money with all modern patterns you could wish Helped me a lot to get to the next level of programming!

This course was perfect for me. It made me realize how little i know and made me motivated to keep learning new stuff. Needed 3 atemps to finish it - each time i came back with more knowledge. It helped me during job interviews a lot. Thanks Dimitri :)

The course is great, I was able to review a lot of concepts and learn some new to me. I think i need some more scenarios combined with technologies to apply: for example I will look some to apply with asp .net mvc, and in the scenario of a migration. Thanks

Even though the courses a bit fast paced and the examples lacks some clarification, Dmitri is an awesome Software Engineer and Instructor. The effort he put in this course is unbelievable. I've taken notes during lectures and i'll try my best to implement these in my work. Thank you so much, i always recommend your courses to my co-workers.

Perhaps one of the most challenging things about a career in software development is acquiring the knowledge and experience to make things elegant, extensible, manageable and efficient. As well as structuring your applications in a way that makes it easier for someone to see the why and the how of your code. A major part of that is developing things with coherent design patterns in mind. Dmitri does an excellent job at communicating exactly what those patterns are, and how to implement them. Perhaps most importantly though - he clearly lays out each pattern's strengths and weaknesses, often with real world context. You aren't just learning academic theory here - these are practical skills you'll add to your toolkit. None of that is an easy and Dmitri should be applauded for doing it so successfully. By the end of this course you'll see what you may already be doing right whilst (mostly) learning a ton of new tricks and knowledge that will enable you to confidently approach future projects. There is a bunch of great lectures here, with each section tied off by fun yet challenging coding exercises that apply what you've learned. Having finished the course I can honestly say I feel more confident and knowledgeable than I did before I started. Plus, all the code you'll end up writing is great reference material for the future too. Thanks a lot mate! P.S. The course is also updated fairly regularly, there's a sizeable 90 minutes of Bonus Lectures to go with the core course! Look forward to seeing more of those, very practical!