Learn Multithreading in C++ (Udemy.com)

I have really enjoyed the course so far. My opinion is that this is really an introduction to threads. Many of the techniques are introduced with simple but informative code sections. I have followed along with the code, and added other elements to gain a better understanding. I think that is what you need to do other than just watch the videos. I am really enjoying the course and will apply what I have learned to my curr3nt project.

I think it's a good starting point for getting into multi-threading in C++, but bear in mind that this is an introductory course. The lecturer has a clear voice and walks you through the content at a gentle pace. What this course lacks, however, is an exercise after each topic with an example of how you could implement the solution. Nevertheless, I think the course is worth taking despite lacking exercises.

the computer has a double mouse cursor that cause headaches and dizziness. some of the STL keywords were not explained deeply and using namespace std; at this level with choosing variable's name the same as STL keywords and function's name caused it difficult to read and learn the codes. Overall a good introduction though.

Well I find the course really very good and well presented, but there are many topics such as coroutines, Jthread are missing. If instructor could add those topics then this course will become a complete package on threading topic. I am giving rating of 3.5 , reason : Thread pool topic is not complete. I mean in demonstration instructor started pool of thread , but those (worker) thread has to do some operation, that is not demonstrated

Excellent course, this one and the other c++ courses from John give a really solid knowledge. I could consolidate a lot of things I already knew but I also learned loads of new things and I have fun doing the projects and coding along every video. Thanks a lot John you are a great teacher!

An excellent intro to multithreading. A basic understanding of C++ should be enough to understand this course. Instructor is easy to understand and good at keeping things short and simple. Very simple and clear examples. The course is nice and short and really lets you unlock the power of your CPU.

I enjoyed the content and wish the external factors were actually external like a few file transfers or something to really hit home how much you gain from threading. I had some understanding of threads but not quite in depth. This course filled in the blanks for me and I enjoyed the build up for the examples. I would recommend the course if you want to learn about multithreading in C++.

This is exactly what I expected from this course. Crisp and to the point. Only improvement might be to relate the topics how they can be used in real world problem, yes it was explained but may be if it more near to real world problem, Overall satisfied with this course. thanks :)

Overall this course has a good return of investment for me. The course syllabus groups together enough key lessons that allows me to understand online documentations and videos about C++ threading and concurrency. The lectures also build up nicely from the previous lecture. C++11 familiarity seems like hard prerequisite. Having an introductory knowledge about multitasking/concurrency concepts also helps to understand the code samples in the lectures. Very fast response time to answer my questions. Perhaps the time spent for live coding presentation can be reduced using bigger code snippets. Then the saved typing delay time can be used to add more materials, like an introduction to timed mutex. Please add exercise materials.

The topics covered could be more practical problem-related. I was able to follow the course but I couldn't understand why I am doing this course or where I could use all these concepts or how it can be ported for different applications. The course could also include assignments so that we can try doing those and truly understand the application of the concepts introduced in the course.