Raspberry Pi Full Stack (Udemy.com)

I enjoyed the course. It proved to a adventure in learning and patience. It introduced you to the Lenox operating system and software tools that make using ssh interface user friendly. The course was out of date when I purchased it, but I powered thru it being a self learner. I even elected take a course on the Lenox OS using ssh. The RF module nRF24L01 drivers did not work in either the Raspberry Pi Full Stack with its included 2022 update. Purchased Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project course and found out that RF module nRF24L01 was useable and was “upgraded” to HS12 radio UART. The HC12 looks like it should work . Note: I am still working thru “ Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project course “

Peter is a top-notch teacher. The structure and content are very well thought out. He's an excellent Udemy instructor. I have no complaints about this course; it made my Raspberry Pi project super easy. It's very well-prepared and presented. It covers everything I was looking for to get the basics of a Raspberry Pi application down. The documentation alongside the videos allows for true understanding. I gave it 5 stars halfway through the course. Now that I've finished the entire course, I can confirm that the wealth of knowledge it's provided is worth every penny. Thank you, Peter, I’ve purchased the “Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project” course to continue.

Thank you Peter for this course - it was involved and took a lot of time, but with your clear instructions and source code, I was able to complete the temperature and humidity monitoring and feel accomplished for doing so. There are a few areas where there was some confusion (such as having to update the adafruit python libraries in the provided python source code), but every question I had was clearly answered through the course Q&A. Thanks for teaching and I look forward to future learning.

This was way above my expectations. The course is super complete, I came to learn about Raspberry Pi and I stayed for all the Full Stack development I was learning. In the course you can learn about so many different resources and optimal solutions about how to achieve certain tasks. This is really a veyr well done tour around many different and needed technologies. I like how Peter always points you to the official documentation and not some stackoverflow question. I have seen pros work and they always go to the official documenation, that´s how I know Peter is a pro. Super recommended course, I wish I could give it six stars.

A short 10 hours course which covers the entire process right from understanding the basics of a Rasberry Pi, such as controlling a button, switching on a LED to developing an entire website of reading, displaying and charting Temperature and Humidity values from the DHT22/11 sensor. This course points us in the direction of the possibilities that are available on using a Micro-computer and helps us to decide the areas where we would like to strengthen our skills. The resources on Github are excellent, links to learn more about the topics covered are very relevant. Dr. Peter has once again presented a complex topic in a very simple manner.

It is a good course, you build a nice app. It covers a lot of info and I feel it is more of a this is what you can do than an actual training video because of the wide scope of information it covers. But that said I did build the hardware and completed the course and in the end was very impressed that I was able to build and implement the sensor app, but one will need lots and lots more training to do something like this completely by yourself. I had very little experience with python, java-script, HTML and flask etc when I started the course.

My background is in art and design, and I have acquired some coding skills through a number of online courses, and none of which is as cohesive as this one. The fragmented pieces of knowledge I have acquired so far seem to be coming together. However, my concept in system administration is very much built on sand. Lacking the knowledge of how basic networking function, and how disks are partitioned and write-protected, the wpa_supplicant.conf file that came along with my purchase of the Raspbian SD card confuses me. It was meant to make setup easier, just plug and play, but certainly not the best for a headless mode setup. The popup warning messages on Windows scared the hell out of me while I was reading the SD card from my laptop. I wish there were some kind of tutorial which could have helped me get through that stage.

This course is clear, well organized and easy to follow. Perfect for a beginner. Now I have a good idea of how to implement my ideas with my raspberry pi. The only challenge I had in this class was building the web because I didn't have much experience with web development (e.g., js). But the framework was simple, and all the codes are provided and explained, so it was actually not difficult to move on smoothly. In summary, I enjoyed taking this class and I would recommend this class to anyone who has brilliant ideas but not sure how to get started with the pi.

I am amaze by the comprehensiveness of this course. Dr. Peter is very experienced, he even covered some of the other programming code which is very helpful for anyone to learn. I signed up for Raspberry Pi but my takeaway is more than Raspberry Pi knowledge. He go through content that teach us to build the skeleton then step by step to expand the functionality and encourage us to build it ourselves by adding more elements. Thank you so much, definitely worth for what I have paid.

This is another excellent course from Dr Dalmaris who is quickly becoming one of my favourite tutors on Udemy. This course is not for a beginner but demonstrates how simple components such as a button and an led can be controlled using a raspberry pi and its gpio pins with python. It goes on to demonstrate how an application stack can be developed to take readings from a sensor and plot them into a web application. Peter has a calm and clear teaching style that allows you to follow the development of the application. All the code is supplied for each lesson and allows you to build your own version as you follow along. Each lesson comes with a code walkthrough that explains what needs to be installed, added and how it all works. Peter also points out resources for further research where applicable. Great course and really enjoyed this one - would recommend to anyone interested in learning about what you can do with a raspberry pi and a few simple components. Great work Peter please keep them coming.