Learn MeteorJS By Building 10 Real World Projects (Udemy.com)

Ich bin noch nicht fertig, habe aber mir aber mal einen Überblick geschaffen. Danke für dieses ausführliches Tutorial. Es ist nichts für absolute Programmieranfänger, da gibt es aber genug. Aber es ist das beste Video Tutorial für Meteor das ich kenne. Ich habe sehr viele Bücher (Kindle) und Video Tutorials durchgearbeitet. Der halbe Stern Abzug ist nur, weil für meinen Kenntnisstand der Lehrer manche Punkte etwas genauer erklären könnte. Aber es wäre dann die Eier legende Wollmilchsau. Thank you for the effort

Some of the examples does not work with the new versions of meteor packages. So to avoid having troubles debugging, consider downloading the folder that is provided by the instructor without changing the versions of the packages. The reason for these bugs is unknown thus some technique will not be useful in your projects until the source of bugs is fixed. Probably, Meteor should be blamed for this not the instructor. Overall, you will defiantly find something helpful here for your project but you may not use the code for production. There are some examples which are left unsecured. Also preventing the access through the router might not necessarily be the best option because the unauthrised user might take a glimpse of the pages that are limited to admin before the router transfer the user back to home page.

Overall I'm disappointed with the instruction quality of this series. For starters, important chunks of instruction are outdated, which can be a nightmare when trying to follow along with a different package setup. It's not unworkable, and I didn't mind the challenge, but keep that in mind. What gets to me are the constant careless mistakes the instructor makes, and the lack of informative discussion on what he does and why. For this reason, if you are not already comfortable with programming in JavaScript, this course will be difficult, and not particularly informative. I suppose the repetition caused by those mistakes can be considered helpful from a memorization standpoint, but a lot of the time it's just silly stuff that I would get right while coding along and have to wait for the instructor to figure out what happened. The verdict: If you are comfortable working with JavaScript, and have a basic understanding of MeteorJS, then this is a good course to get a bunch of practice in. Don't dive into it expecting much in the way of deep insight into the framework.

This is a grand resource of Meteor development. I encourage anyone interested in Meteor to take the course. Any beginner like me, gets to see alot useful and practical examples that wasnt so easy to find instructional vidoes on. Which is the way I prefer to learn. There could be improvements though, less errors that are corrected underway, some theoretical underpinnings along the way emphasizing the importance of whats being shown, pointing to the docs and etc. But for a practical guide to actually making apps, this has been great so far.

I've been through various tutorials, purchased other courses, and still I was lost. Then I found out that Brad had done a course on Meteor and I didn't even think about it, I just went and bought it. I had already experienced Brad's teaching style in his Bootstrap class and to tell you the truth, I didn't get Bootstrap until I took that course, so naturally it was a no-brainer when I found his course on Meteor. Since taking the course I have begun working on a few large projects, one of them for our town's bicentennial coming up in 2017. I refer back to the work I did in this course every day and am very grateful for Brad putting this together and doing such an excellent job on it as well. The problems I faced in other courses, which mainly were you would get to one point and the code just wouldn't work anymore, couldn't get a response from the instructor, couldn't figure out the problem(s), lots of code being deprecated and not being updated. Not good at all. This was not the issue with Brad's course at all. Yes, there were issues that popped up, but most were fairly easy to troubleshoot, but if you have a problem, Brad is there to help. Awesome course Brad. Thank you for creating it.

This is a very good class on the introduction to Meteor. The instructor live types most code and makes some mistakes, but this gives you a better idea where to find/how to trouble shoot code as he shows where the issue is. In later projects, he pastes a lot of code that has been going over in the past. This means you pause the video a lot if you, like me, are hand entering all the code. One thing to note is the course, while great for basic learning does not follow best practices for Meteor. You do learn enough were you could update the projects to follow newer practices, so this should not be a deterrent of taking the class. Just something to know as you move forward into more learning.

Its good but now is 2016 and meteor is 1.3 and this course have meteor 1.09 or 1.1 so there are sometime errors....I know meteor and JS a bit so is not problem to fix it, for someone who have no point it could be problem...So Thanks God for Q&A Me and few more people wrote there answers.. So Yes I recommended this course...But Please UPDATE IT TO NEWER VERSION!!!!

I knew nothing about MeteorJS and, thanks to this course and the MeteorJS learning curve I feel now completely able to develop a complex app. There is always something to improve, so I'd like to give a bit of feedback that might be useful for future improvements: - I find really good the real feel that you are developing at the same time as the teacher, as sometimes errors appear in his screen and you find out how to solve them. Other courses feel like a smooth sailing and that's not true. - I'd like some a bit more advanced courses using totally different packages, such as a checkout in an eCommerce store or the possibility of combinate meteorJS with MySQL (this one is still being developed), creating charts, or even deploy into your own server example.com instead of meteor servers. But honestly, this is a really really good course to follow, I'd recommend it to everyone who is interested in learning MeteorJS

You can tell the instructor is a programmer and gets the job done with least amount of effort. This is what I like, programming should be easy. This course does not use the latest release of Meteor but to this point it has not been a problem for me. Also, I posted a question and the instructor got right back to me. So far I really like the framework MeteorJS but I really need training courses like this to be able to learn it so thank you for creating this! I am a windows form programmer so much of this web programming is new to me. I strongly recommend that anyone who seriously wants to take these on line courses set up a 2 monitor computer system. I can now go thru tutorials twice as fast as I could before. It makes following along the tutorial sooooooo much easier and a lot less frustrating. I will keep adding to this review as I continue this course.

On each section I expected that the level would increase and advanced topics would also be covered, however each section has almost same tasks (creating views, routes and attaching data nothing more). Security concepts are also not so well explained. Instructor repeats same mistakes in some sections (forgetting template tag in views) and tries to refresh page (although meteor does it auto). These are may be small things but breaks my confidence to instructor. In summary not bad but was not useful for me.