MCP Crash Course: Complete Model Context Protocol in a Day (Udemy.com)

Good content and clear instruction. I've learned a lot from this course. It may not go deep enough into some topics, but I understand that this course is mainly focused on the MCP. It gives me useful topics and keywords to explore further. Overall, I've gained the MCP knowledge I was looking for.

I learned many things about MCP by this course still I have not implemented some stuffs of mcp and some research is pending from my end but this course gave me overall knowledge of mcp in the working environment, which includes its security implications and threats

Great course overall! A few comments for improvement: - in many PoCs the big cursor was on the way making hard to read details - on 88, there was a mention of a demo at the end regarding how to use claude hooks and managed settings to improve skills security but this was never demonstrated - interviews could be marked as optional or just be links at the end to youtube video interviews as they are additional context and they interrupt the flow Small note and personal preference, I was not a fan of the AI produced videos as they were lagging some times and real human flow is better.

It is good for high level overviews about MCP. However, if you expect in depth knowledge about how MCP works with all the attributes and metadata involved in every stage of the communications between, client/host, MCP server and external tools then it is not for you.

Quite a solid & practical course on MCP . It explains how to build and use MCP servers with clear, real-world examples instead of just theory. Great for anyone looking to work with AI agents and tool integrations. Definitely worth it.

course was very good on explaining basics of MCP and all It would be great if you take a java service or python service with 5-6 endpoints and make MCP for that service in all http, sse and streamble-http format would be great because now many of these services are going to have their own MCPs so creating MCPs for existing micro services would be great for many developers in all 3 http, sse and streamable-http format

Excellent course, it was very complete to understand better what are MCPS, the pros/cons and also how to create them and use them in your agents or langchain. In the section with Auth0+Cloudfare I had several problems trying to reproduce the same as in the video due to some config updates in the projects used, but at the end I managed to make it work.

A little advanced for my role but lots of good information.

Engaging instructor who effectively uses AI tools when the situation calls for it. The course provides a solid overview of MCP along with relevant domain topics like context/resource engineering and the real-world background behind popular frameworks. A few post-edit moments feel a little awkward, but overall it's a strong, worthwhile course with only one very minor caveat. Highly recommended.

In general it's a pretty good course to get an understanding of MCP, cases of use, tools, best practices for security and identuty. However, I suggest to provide a demo guide to put in practice the knowledge, because the focus is to pay attention to the videos and explanations, so a guideline with demos or examples to do by each person will help a lot. Simple and basic examples more than enough, but unfortunately, it's missing. I don't think Github respositories are the best way to pratice, people need to follow step by step a demo to understand by doing.