Nick Janetakis

The course is good but far from perfect. The greate thing you do practice a lot of manual docker commands. You get the feeling of the technology. So far I've been able to follow the lectures, exercises worked for me. The teaching style could be improved a lot. Although I really appreciate the humor, which you don't meet that much on Udemy, the slides with a single word are weird and not convenient. There is no resourse with any of the learning material in a written form, if you forget the explanation - you dont have wher to look. The HTML files where the links and commands are - slow and not convenient. Explanations themselves are often not that clear. Like saying "You should not be hosting anything on docker host in production" but not saying why or what is the problem and not showing any slide/visual. Yes , i know this is explaned in the next lecture, but many times, there are these criptic "do this/don't do that" which is not properly explaned. The explanations should be more full and clear. And more visuals should be included regarding what architectures are right or wrong. Also, the first 35% of the course were a lot of talking with too much detail (like versions etc) which, in my opinion, should be AFTER we learn the basics of the technology, and not before.
- Review by Michael Berger on Hands on With Docker & Docker Compose From a Docker Captain