Essentials of JavaScript Practice Coding Exercises Tips (Udemy.com)

Definitely not the best javascript course I've seen. A lot of time spent on things that don't make sense in the context of an actual project. for a beginner, this would be a terrible place to start. I have a little experience, so I am able to follow along, but a beginner would be completely lost.

i took this course as i thought there would be more relevant Exercises to check you understanding, ie you get given a Statement and provide the code to answer it but this is aimed at very much Beginners and for this it is the perfect course, well taught and at the right speed

The course if Very basic but it would be nice if he provided the HTML and CSS so we can add it to our own code editor and follow along. He also says what we will be creating at the very start but then talks about Var's and what they mean. needs to be organized a little more. Nothing he said is wrong just not the best thing to follow.

Its good and as a free source the course they are providing is good but it will be benefit if you have pre knowledge about those topics, since they are teaching from scratch.

All in all my impression of this course is very positive: The teacher is explaining all the things very understandable while showing concrete code examples all the time. Furthermore frequent exercises helped me to practise the learned stuff. Although I´m an absolute beginner in JavaScript it was quite easy to understand the stuff.

Only because it so far seems very basic and the instructor doesn't initially sound super clued up as he talks basic stuff about unary and binary operators. Having said that, it maybe something that a total newby might appreciate, say if they had never coded in their life before.

The course wasn't what I expected. The code exercises were very basic and the submission button didn't work properly. If anything was wrong with my code, once I corrected and resubmitted it, the system still marked it as wrong. At one point I took the instructor's solution and copy/pasted it in as my code yet the code was still marked wrong. I often had to go back to the previous lecture then back to the code exercise to get it to accept my code.

If you're totally new to JavaScript it might be very good for you, but if you did at least the Codecademy course, you might skip to the last part when you learn how to validate forms in html document.

Lots of practice not for anyone who just wants to watch. So many exercises I really felt that I become familiar with each topic in the course. Great way to connect probably one of the best courses I have taken. AWESOME

I would highly recommend this course. I wish more courses had this many practice exercises and code samples. I find I can really get into what the instructor is explaining and try the code myself. I hope there are more courses like this in the future as I will be a student. THANKS