Helm Masterclass (Udemy.com)

The course is very clear, concise, and objective. It goes straight to the point without much back and forth and useless yada-yada-yada. I really appreciated it.

In the earlier sections some of the tutorials jump ahead in the codebase examples, so had to manually catch up and make sure I am on equal terms with the presenter. Other than that, excellent value and exactly what I was looking for. To the point, full of examples and explanations. I recommend this course.

Brief, just long enough to do the job without being exhausting. Hands-on demos and exercises for reinforcement. Very few slides so it was interesting and engaging. The videos are about 2 hours in length, but taking the time to explore and tryout the concepts pushes it to a full day of excellent learning. Great course, Thanks TJ.

I chose this course because I got fed up by the strong non-native accents, but I didn't ever think that a native speaker would create the shortest lessons (lots of 1-2 min videos). I think there could have been more info told, but I guess I won't know for sure.

Would have given 5 starts except for some jumbled, ultra-fast talking in the middle. Not sure if the instructor was nervous which is understandable, but the editing of some videos seem to start right in the middle with no context to previous video lesson. Which if someone was an absolute beginner would be extremely frustrating and confusing. Which would discourage them from proceeding further in the course.

Very good overall, suits my needs well. It could be more comprehensive, and a little more conceptual background would be a great improvement. Sometimes it was difficult for me to understand the speech and the English subtitles are generated automatically and are not very accurate.

It's a fast-paced course that gives you all basics of using helm quite successfully. Just like other courses I feel there are some details that don't make it a 5 star course. At the start the video seems cut into a section where it is not explained how you hollowed the deployment and service files, thankfully I noticed and replicated from pausing the video, but someone else could be lost from the start. You could use some minor editing to make the videos better and though I like the quick video format, I dont think I would mind 3-5min videos over the 1min videos that just might sometimes feel too rushed. You could pack each section into less, mildly longer, more concise videos. I get you don't want to lose time on slides and hours of useless materials and I appreciate that but there is no harm on expanding just a bit more or going a bit slower on examples without losing that which makes your courses unique.

It very hard to follow. The video cutting is not done well, sometime a lecture start with already content displayed and it is not explained. I had to sometimes look into the sources on github to be able to follow. Course is not up-to-date anymore, but this is not a big issue, search and reading will quickly get you where you want. I wish on the start some slides would be presented to make the goal of a section more clear. But to quickly get an overview about helm v3 to course is good.

If you are a beginner and looking for a jump start on Helm as well as tips and tricks, this course is for you. Begins with Hands-On. So, you get enough to practice and repeat. There are some editing issues and some links are deprecated. Otherwise, just serves the purpose.

I learnt a lot and really like the format (1min short video in average). However one thing could be improved: the course is very new on Udemy but it's yet a bit outdated, some links are already broken (chartmuseum) and in Helm v3 the dependencies are handled in Chart.yaml.