RabbitMQ and Messaging Concepts (Udemy.com)

Yes, But it could be much better if it have included python related codes with its own backend - Nonetheless, I have understood the common architecture how to work irresepctive of langauge we use in coding. Thanks man. Love from India

Excellent, recommended this course to learn RabbitMQ from the basics. There are two things I would suggest: one of them is adding maybe quizzes at the end of each section, and finally add a final real-life project which implement some of the topics of this course.

It was quite useful for me as a beginner, the teacher sepaks at the right pace and it has a coherent 'narrative' throughout the course. I don't rate it as 5 stars because for me it lacks to provide us the presentations used with the schematics

Gave a good overview about RabbitMQ and its concepts - which is what I expected to take away from this course. While the lessons helped understand how to implement these concepts, they were sort of repetitive and switching from Management UI to programming the same thing brought little new. This could have been made a little more stringent. Otherwise very good course and nicely explained.

The course talks about exchanges, queues in depth with proper coding demos. There are few topics which were left untouched like virtual host, Rabbit MQ cluster, Multiple Rabbit MQ containers running and working as a cluster by sharing the key.

It is really a good starting for you looking for something related to the RabbitMQ beginner level. It doesn't matter at least is for me whether the teacher's english is good or not. You can understand based on the screens and points.

Good, concepts are clear and easy to understand, covers A LOT in only 4 hours. I did not give 5 stars because code is a little bit old fashioned, some implementations are different in the official RabbitMQ documentation (for example leveraging the "using" keyword instead of manually deleting queues/exchanges and manually closing the connection...but it does work and you can easily change it to be more modern.). Good course overall!

Well explained. A bunch of coding and GUI demos helped to reinforce the theoretical knowledge. The only missing thing is a real life usage example. I mean it could be a good idea to show Rabbitmq use case in a basic web application or something like that.

Some of the videos had poor sound quality (kind of like an echo effect) and the instructor spent a lot of time writing code where I felt he should have used code snippets and then an explanation of the snippet. Overall, I liked the course and felt the instructor was very knowledgeable.

Very well compiled and excellent tutorial ... Explained all the RabbitMq concepts in a very simple and easy to understand way ... Greatly appreciate the work done ... And lastly, many thanks for the code and demo.