Rangel Stoilov

Although I am not a programmer, this was a good course for my skill set because of previous exposure to other programming languages. However, it might take additional personal research for new users with no programming experience. Although this was good instruction, it is outdated. Truffle/Ganache are being sunset. The Ethernet Package Registry (ethpm.com/registry) & Truffle Framework.com no longer exist. However, that being said, the presentation of basic concepts was clear and sound. Many of the concepts and functions learned in Truffle, will facilitate learning programming in "Hardhat," Truffles new replacement Application (for those who choose to switch). In addition, the teaching of using VScode will also facilitate the transitioning from Truffle to"Hardhat" for those users/developers that choose to do so. Overall, although I initially felt this course could have been more detailed, what I actually found was that I ran through the course too quickly. After subsequent review of the material I found the instructor to be extremely explicit, especially in the more difficult concepts and more advanced Projects. In addition, I realized that when the instructor initially created these lessons, both Truffle and Ganache had not been "Sunset," and where the primary development applications being used by developers. Even though Truffle and Ganache are being sunset, I would highly recommend this course for all of the other transferable skills you will learn regarding development of Distributed Applications (DAPPS).
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