Getting started with WebAssembly & Emscripten (Udemy.com)

Nice course. Great intro to WASM. Well for me at least. However it's first part is outdated. And probably that's a blocker for a lot of new people, who are just starting to know WASM. And it is sad, because I think those 3rd part wasm compilation tools aren't really needed. Course should be reorganised. Just give the wasm files in resources, and update flow accordingly, remove dependency from those 3rd party tools. Some wasm files can be found in later lessons resources. So there is a workaround to this problem if you don't follow it step by step... But people pay money for this - it is unfair to sell them a broken thing.

Very clear lessons, awesome instructions that don't leave you stuck.

very nice: special topic/niche topic*, short & sweet/moves on quickly, provides sources, doesn't provide assignments (if you are looking for that).
* imo

Good course . Learned a lot about this technology.

The instructor is both very knowledgeable and gifted at communicating ideas. The lectures are also very poignant and purposeful, and do not ever leave you wondering, "Why are we talking about this?" Hands down, this is the one of the best out of many courses I have taken on Udemy.

Great introductory course especially for JS beginners who are interested in WA.

The course is structured perfectly to learn about WebAssembly and Emscripten. I enjoyed the course and look forward to applying it in my projects.

The cwrap does not work using the given emcc compilation method, perhaps this is due to differences in Emscripted version. I managed to make this work using the following command after few research:
emcc lib/demo.c -s WASM=1 -s EXTRA_EXPORTED_RUNTIME_METHODS=["cwrap"] -s EXPORTED_
FUNCTIONS="['_main','_getNum','_getDoubleNum','_greet']" -O2 -o public/demo.js

Excellent course, well explained. Thank you so much.

I have had the idea in my head to learn WebAssembly for some time already and if you're somebody, who thinks the same, then hands down, take that course and you're not disappointed!

really enjoying this course; nice lively pace and very interesting!

It's great, especially how it covered the vanilla-approach to WASM before getting into Emscripten. I bet that helped many get over that hurdle, before attempting to actually install it and get discouraged by failing at that. I do wish it did the same for the NodeJS server however. I wish it could have started without a server, or at most the python -m http.server to avoid the NodeJS and yarn involvement which was a hurdle for me as both as unfamiliar territory.