Master .NET 10 MVC: Build Market Management System (Udemy.com)

A lot of good info, but some sections, especially Section 5, were went through very quickly and it was almost impossible to code along. This seems to often occur in his courses. Although a lot of good info is presented, I question how applicable some of his recommendations are to large projects where there could be over 100 tables and tables with over 100 columns

The course delivers solid foundational content with clear explanations, and I’m pleased to see that the GitHub repository has now been updated to reflect .NET 10 — whether in response to feedback or planned updates. This brings the material fully in line with the title and makes the learning experience more consistent and up‑to‑date. The concepts were already useful, but with the recent update, the course now feels complete and accurately versioned. It’s great to see the instructor keeping the material current.

Practical and well guided. at times a bit quick. What I really liked about it was the chapter about clean coding. Finally a concise explanation linking the circle model to projects and their roles. What I kind of missed were a handful more small assignments on ViewComponents, Partial Views and the interaction with their consuming parents through javascript.

I like how Frank explains things from scratch, and how he explains why things happen before it happens. He has the industry experience, credentials, theoretical understanding, and calmly explains things as if it were your dad explaining them to you, and trying to build up your skills.

Great course. The instructor really knows what he is talking about, his ability to break things down into simple terms and explain them easily is amazing and shows his level of expertise. I've looked everywhere for a course or video that explains and shows how to use the ASP.NET Core MVC framework, this course delivers just that.

The begining of the course is very good , but in the middle of the course explains very fast, so it was little bit hard to understand, should also include custom identity. Code is missing for important topics.

So far so good. I like the fact that he's teaching and creating the _(layout, ViewStart etc..) with empty Razor files. It really simplifies and makes it a lot easier to understand the role they play in the architecture. Those files can be intimidating and starting with an empty file makes it much less intimidating for beginners and even intermediates. On the flip side, the "ViewBag" has more to its uses that would have been nice to delve into.

Really good - great pace, clear explanations. I personally would love to see some on Database-First EF Core, and on alternative identity providers, such as Active Directory. Even just a few words about their existence and how to use them instead please.

I've just purchased this course, and I've not completed it, but I have purchased frank Liu's other courses, on blazor inventory management and Api. He is extremely knowledgeable in his subject. More importantly, he is the only instructor who chooses to teach us accounting and ERP related projects, which will be useful in the real world. Almost all instructors, choose to teach an ECommerce site. An ECommerce site is important, but no instructor bothers to teach about the backend of an ecommerce, which is inventory management, purchase, production etc., which is common to any business in the world. I would recommend that you purchase his courses. Frank i hope you will upgrade the Blazor course to the latest .net8 version and also teach us both web assembly and server in blazor.

yes, the best course, like all other Frank Liu courses, the instructor explains ASP.NET Core MVC technology in detail and clearly, and creates a solid foundation for further study and understanding of the technology.