Mockito: Next-Level Java Unit Testing (Udemy.com)

I like the lectures, but they are not explained well enough for someone who is new to Java. I wouldn't recommend it because some things are skipped over or not explained properly, which is confusing and means you have to check the whole project because of a tiny point, which takes a lot of time. On the other hand, the tutors try to finish the videos really quickly, and I think he thinks that if he records the videos quickly, it will be easier, but it's not really. For anyone who wants to buy this course, I would recommend thinking twice and not being fooled by what he said. I worked as a Java developer and I know what you need; I'm not theoretical. Don't be fooled by that sentence.

Thank you so much for your courses! It’s truly impressive how you managed to cover all the essentials within just two hours in such a clear and engaging way. The explanations were easy to follow, the examples were practical, and the pace was perfect for learning. Please consider creating more courses on Java — I’d be excited to take them!"

Importing already written code is not good and you're going little bit fast while teaching and also try to explain the code step by step and then start the tutor thank you.

Als Folgekurs zum JUnit-Kurs für Personen mit gutem Java-Grundwissen sehr gut geeignet. Gut erklärt, immer direkt mit praktischen Beispielen. Bei Fragen steht der Kursleiter zur Verfügung und Antwortet innerhalb eines Tages.

A lot of information that would have taken a lot of time to learn is presented in a concise and structured way on this course. Of course, practice will be needed after the course to get a good grasp on the subject, but I think that in order to usea new set of tools is to know which tools do you have on the first place and what is their purpose.

Next to the Unit Testing course, it's the best course I've ever seen. Author has very good diction and is very specific in conveying knowledge and explaining issues. The course lasts about 2 hours, while the others, talking about the same, take up to 8 hours.

This was the second course I have taken, and definitely the foundation were covered in this course and I can say it because I am new using test for Java and this has helped me to understand and go forward to my dutties. Maybe the thing I would like to add maybe is the possibility to add a short video to show how to configure the environment using IntelliJ Idea as part of the same course.

It's a really concrete, well explained and well prepared course. It's really noticeable that all the course has an structure that takes you from the most beginning concept to the most advanced one. Another think that i really like is the time, the instructor is not waisting time reapating unnecesary concepts or ideas which makes videos shorter and clearer.

Really good course with well explained concise content. I liked that provided class-under-test were used throughout the course. Targets of testing that class were presented in a diagram in the beginning. Something to add into this course could be IntelliJ chapter for setting up the environment. Maybe some small challenges to be completed by the students would reinforce the learning.

Great course on Mockito! His way of organising the lectures and examples has made it very easy to learn Mockito. I deducted 1/2 star for two reasons: 1. The flashing animations in almost every chapter made me so uncomfortable that I wanted to deduct 2 stars. However, given the course content and his delivery style, I held myself from doing so. 2. He has not used the java.time API correctly e.g. he has written LocalDate.of(2020, 01, 01) which is error-prone for two reasons: (a) Java considers an integer prefixed with 0 as an octal value; therefore, if one uses 08 for a month or day in this style, the code will not be compiled (b) The error-prone java.util date-time API used 0-based month and many people who have used that confusing legacy date-time API are not confident if a month number is 0-based or 1-based. Therefore, one should use enum values e.g. Month.JANUARY instead of 1. Since it is not a course on Java, I discounted him for this as well.