Ext JS Masterclass: Build Enterprise-Grade Web Applications (Udemy.com)

The course was packed with helpful tips and tricks, and the instructor's real-world examples made the material more relatable and applicable. I felt like I was learning valuable information that I could use in my own projects.

The instructor was knowledgeable and passionate about Sencha Ext JS, and it showed in the course. He was always available to help and answer any questions, which was hugely beneficial. The course was well-structured and had a great balance of theory and practical exercises. I felt like I was making steady progress throughout the course, and by the end, I had a solid understanding of the framework.

The course material was well-organized and easy to follow, even for someone with no prior experience with Sencha Ext JS. I felt like I was making progress every day and by the end of the course, I had a solid understanding of the framework."

It was very interesting and I enjoyed Fettah's accent and it kept me on my toes. I liked that he explained what he was doing and didn't just write code. I liked that he left the bugs in and showed how to find the bugs and do debugging.

Installation too fast, Outdated, Sencha Touch is deprecated. https://www.sencha.com/products/touch/: Sencha Touch is no longer supported. It’s core functionality for building mobile apps has been merged with Ext JS, which provides everything developers need to build data-intensive, cross-platform web and mobile applications. Visit the Ext JS product page to learn about the latest features and release.

I have tried reasonably hard over the past year to learn how to write apps with Sencha Touch and have bought two books and digested handfuls of online video to get me there, but with very little luck. There was always two or more dots left unjoined. Until I watch (then quickly re-watch) this course. What was beautiful about this course was the build up... a bit of history (the "how we got here" is great stage-setter) then an explanation of the fundamentals and core elements. However, instead of pure programmer instructions so typical of these types of courses, Fettah continues to disarmingly open the door a little more in every chapter. At the end you know where the walls and doors are, which way is up, where everything is placed and why it's there for Sencha Touch 2. The instructor is clearly comfortable with the subject matter and could have easily come across "professor-like" in his instruction. Instead, his passion for the framework shines through in his explanation and makes it easy to get excited about what you can do with Sencha Touch when you're done with the course. I wish more frameworks had a course like this accompanying them. This is the ideal reference for digging deep with Sencha Touch 2.

Although the tutorial is quite beneficial. It is bit irritating sometimes to listen to his talk because he pronounces few words terribly wrong.I continuously went through 50% of the course and found it very good. Please do not feel bad but try to improve pronunciation because it is much needed.

We are using Sencha from last two month. Yes the performance in the native browser is much better then Sencha App warped with PhoneGap or RhoMobile. Though building with PhoneGap is much simpler and quick. the instructor presented this course clearly and It is easy to get accustomed to his accent.

It's hard to find good tutorials on Sencha Touch. Since I'm a beginner this is really beneficial to me. So far I've gone through half of the course and I've really learned a lot. I would really like to see a Sencha Architect course as this would substantially help me out at my new job. The presentation was very clear including zoom in / close ups on code which is nice. The audio quality was good. I've had some courses on Udemy where it was poorly recorded, but this course is pretty good in that department. Thanks!

Es un curso muy practico, lleva de la mano al alumno enseñando a base de ejemplos. Es la manera como se debe aprender. Aunque su ingles no es perfecto, para los que no dominamos completamente el idioma, queda claro lo que quiere explicar.