Master Make and Makefile for C/C++ Projects (Udemy.com)

Course is well organized and explained clearly concepts presented by examples. I feel that nested make files concept should be included which is widely used in make files otherwise course is good.

This is a very good course in understanding 'make' and 'Makefile'. I could do with an explanation on how 'make' processes the 'Makefile' e.g. 'make' actually read through the 'Makefile' twice. This course I would recommend

This course gives me a better whole picture of the makefile structure. However, for a practical makefile, this course is far from complete, for example, it did not cover dependencies on headers files, how to auto generate the dependencies by checking #include statements of src files, and did not cover including of other makefiles, etc.

This course has nothing to do with real-world practices. The instructor basically created his own workarounds for C projects and sold it as a course. It feels like paying for someone’s overcomplicated, unreadable "homemade bicycle" rather than a professional tutorial. On top of that, there are no attachments or source codes provided, and the scrolling is way too fast, making it really difficult to follow.

The presenter gets to the point quickly and provided me with what I wanted to know about how makefiles work. I used the example files he provided to experiment as I was listening to the lessens which helped me learn the material. I consider the class worthwhile.

This course explains all the basics of Make in a very concise way, along with the typical gotchas that cause trouble to beginners. The structure of the final Make project seems to be really reusable and applicable to different C/C++ software projects.

I would suggest, that this course should be an open-source course on youtube. This course will be a good way for people to know, what they could benefit from you and you could propose other courses in that playlist or video (if it is one complete video). I found this course good to get started with make as a beginner. I found it better than the videos available on youtube. It is well-structured and easy to understand. But the udemy has many courses like this and it is hard to differentiate which is better. A trial course like this will be good for students to get to know if its suits their study pattern.

I had a book on gnu make and read the first chapter or two. Seemed a bit much to read the entire book for the deadline that I was looking at. Using this course helped get me a shortcut to what I needed after the information that I gleaned from the book.

Straight to the point, short and sweet. What more could one ask for? I'd been intending to learn MAKE for years, but was afraid of how deep the rabbit hole might go. I completed the whole course in an afternoon and now feel confident that I know enough to be able to understand and tweak other people's Makefiles.

This course was one of the best-paced "for a programmer" that I have found on Udemy. I Found Yan when searching for a fast paced course to learn C++ ("Quick Start to Modern C++ for Programmers"), and it looked perfect for my needs - 15 years experience coding but new to C++. Turns out I was also rudimentary in my familiarity with Make as well, so I grabbed this course and finished it in 1 day, feeling up to speed with this ubiquitous tool and ready to jump to his CMake course and on to the C++ course. Definitely happy to purchase more courses from this great teacher!