Node Program: From 0 to Hero with Nodejs and MongoDB (Udemy.com)

The course is good for people starting as web programmers, my general impression was that sometimes the teacher explains too much of the basic web stuff instead of concentrating on the real value of node js. It should be more clear from the begging who is the target audience, but I got through the course and got some value from it. Really enjoyed the Q&A, I feel that it should have had more of that with more experienced developers.I love the bonus stuff.

the title is from 0 to hero, author doesn't go into great detail about any of the popular node.js module nor does he take the actual time to explain but rather refer's us to previously written outdated material that does not work with newer node.js core/external modules. Author stopped replying to questions and hasn't responded to open pr's on his github repo's for exercise help. I even offered to update solutions to no response.

The course starts from the very basics of javascript and Node.js, but then goes straight to production architectures, so for me it is unclear which is the basic required starting level for students!Moreover, I find instructor explanations a bit evasive and sometimes too much abstract.PRO POINTS:- many topics discussed, so I can start studying them on my own;- the free e-books are nice and interesting.

Great course, covers all the basics needed to kick start your 'Hero' path on developing Node.js apps.

This was just what I need to start learning node. I learned enough of the big picture so I could go forward on my own. I'm no Node Hero, but this did get me closer to it. Lots of content. There are a lot of additional exercises and further reading included. Very impressed.

I can't fault the teacher for his accent, but man, the acoustics make it really difficult to hear him or anyone asking questions. There's a fan buzzing and people talking in the distance.

Very good content especially the e-books. A/V content is ok - especially the audio recording could have been better.

The information is pretty good for total beginners. He's got a decent structure to teaching the material. For the most part, it's not a very in depth discussion though. The sound quality is pretty piss poor and the audio will drop out every so often, which is annoying. The quizzes are less about seeing what you learned from the video and more about trying to be unnecessarily tricky. And some of the grammar/spelling in the questions is terrible. I wouldn't buy this course. There's much better ways to learn node. My last nit-picky comment is that the students he is teaching make this course go way slower than it should. Maybe they are beginning to code but it's painful at times to hear some of the questions.

How bout someone that can communicate better?How bout an online course that really educates!How bout real world examples and video where the code is visible.How bout an instructor that actually teaches and is successful at it!How bout lynda.com?How bout a refund?

For starters, Azat is very good to introduce the new concepts. Descriptive as possible for the context of this course. However, if I could find some resources to have a list of links to find more in-depth descriptions of the concepts, ?then it would be perfect!

Besides my relatively high expectations from this course, I didn't like how to the 'teacher' explained the concepts. They were explained fast, superficially.One thing I didn't like was the quizzes. Normally they are intriguing and interesting, but not this ones.They were oftentimes deceiving and I think some were wrong too.

I am not able to follow anything that the instructor is speaking. It is not at all interesting and engaging. There are just plain text slides. I would have been more satisfied if the instructor had made this course hands on giving real world applications by creating something cool rather than just following his slides and seeing the demo examples he skims through.Would not recommend this. Sorry.