Master KnockoutJS : Knockout JS - JavaScript MVVM (Udemy.com)

The course content was presented in a very simple and clear manner, making it easy to understand even for participants with just basic knowledge of scripting languages.

I found this course to be excellent, especially for beginners like me who are new to KnockoutJS. The explanations were clear and well-structured, making it easy to understand the concepts step by step. By the end of the course, I felt confident about working with KnockoutJS. It's a great resource for anyone looking to get started with this framework!

Overall, a comprehensive course in learning how to use Knockout JS, with codes provided and explained step-by-step and available for download, and the explanation on how each code of Knockout JS is pretty clear. However: 1. I wish the author can explain better on how to download, install, and use Knockout JS on other code editors/IDE, I had to figure out how to do it before being able to run Knockout JS by simply including the JS file itself into a test program. 2. I thought the download files at first have issues because it just gave me a filename without any extensions. Turns out it's working fine, it's just missing .ZIP or .PDF extensions, please fix these. 3. Audio quality, while it is still good and coherent enough for me to understand, needs a better quality, because it sounds rough and not so crystal clear. 4. I wish the author will go step by step coding out the whole program and demonstrate how Knockout JS code works, instead of showing the code that's already made and explaining how each part of the code works. While I can still learn and understand, I felt in my opinion, would be much better in learning and understanding how Knockout JS works by coding it out together and check if it works as intended. Otherwise, this is the best Knockout JS course around Udemy at the moment!

This course has been a lifesaver to building the knowledge necessary to work on a complex, established site, utilizing Knockout.js throughout.

Whatever has been taught in the course are pretty much available in official docs of knockout.js . Even the examples are no different, leave aside explanation. Did not find much value in the course !!!

Perfect Course to understanding all the capabilities for knockout js, some introduction to prepare an environment would be nice and maybe a final excessive including all what we have learned. But beside that is still a great course that i recomend a lot to take.

It's a great course with a lot of explanation, the only inconvenience is that I feel that the instructor is not very motivated to teach because his voice is not very animated and the examples showed sometimes are bored but I could be only my perception.

The examples helped advance the the types of bindings I can use. My only problem was in Section 8, you overlooked addDisposeCallback and unwrapObservable and assumed the learner knew what they were. This took away from how you began the video - explaining the function parameter’s (which was thorough). I felt like you needed explain what these concepts are, when and why we should use them. Otherwise, great work!

While the course is a decent introduction and light-weight how-to on the subject of KnockoutJS (even thought the title is Master...), I found that he material and code examples were not well planned out and some are left to the student to figure out to to make them work in the first place without any mention of the issue from the instructor during lecture. The progression of the course is mostly identical to KnockoutJS site and I found that two of the sections working examples matched nearly verbatim to the site. As for which came first, is not my call to make. The mispronunciation of several common words also impacted my learning and comprehension speed during this course. I felt that I could have both learned and retained more information had the examples and lectures been more methodical, clean and concise. But even so, I did get a good first glimpse into KO and will strikeout learning it more in depth on my own.

the introduction is very clear and straight forward. perhaps you would have suggested what option are there for IDEs to use .. e.g for linux / mac users (currently using visual studio code)