React, React Redux and Redux Saga - Master React State/Hooks (Udemy.com)

It was a practical oriented course with a small project to learn implementing Sagas would have been better if there was a real world project depicting industrial standards of using saga. Overall was a good course, would have been better if the project was a bit more realistic.

The first few sections were definitely a nice refresher as most of my learning has been self taught through customizing existing applications. It felt good for beginners and helped affirm a lot of what I understood. He did a very good job of being clean and concise throughout. Maybe having the environment set up laid out at the beginning could've added to it, but its a nitpick.

I really needed a deeper understanding of Redux, for a React project on which I am a developer, and this course gave me the fundamentals I was looking for. Four stars instead of five because I think it would be ideal if this course were updated: 1. Redux has changed. In particular, createStore() is deprecated. (I ended up using "import { legacy_createStore as ceateStore } from 'redux'" so my code would match the course.) 2. TypeScript is so prevalent these days! I think this course should incorporate TypeScript. 3. One suggestion would be to add a short lecture to simply explain the motivation for sagas. I think I was able to infer the purpose they serve. But the course kind of jumps from actions and reducers to actions, middleware, and reducers without really explaining why you would break away from just using actions and reducers. But again, I learned a lot!

Coding step by step, explaining the why and the how, one thing at a time... Just beware that SemanticUI is mostly outdated (even if it's a great idea to introduce it and use it so you can focus on the logic, not on CSS design). So read Q&R comments on Semantic UI install to find work around some minor difficulties. Overall great course (couple of final lectures are missing and should come shortly I guess)

Good class but instructor really needs to use word wrap when working for code to make it easier on himself and the students.

This is one of the best react courses I've every done. He decrypts a lot of React related lingo in very simple and practice ways, implementing important concepts from start to finish. Coming from a Angular background, I found a new appreciation for React after following this course.

I liked a lot the course despite I'm not fan of Redux. This course made very simple to understand the workflow of programming with Redux, starting with an all in one piece of code and then refactoring it to understand all the elements that compounds the Redux flow. I didn't know Sagas, I had to learn it for my new job. Also I consider that the explanation given about Sagas on the course was very clear and the examples where very understandable. However, as a technology is something complicated. As a personal opinion, for my projects, I would continue using custom hooks with Redux dispatchs (as I did on my past job) instead of Sagas to make sequential or parallel processes with needs API's consumtion and UI updates. However I found this course very useful for my new job. I give an Excelent!!.

Very good course for learning React, Redux, Redux-Sagas. Good and warm pronunciation. This is a in practice course. Teacher Icaro build a budget app step by step. I really love the debug work in this course. After the bug is fixed, I can feel I understand React much deeper. Compare to the React course I purchased from Teacher Max before, I feel this course help me more. Good job!

I like the way that the course is explained: having everything at the same place and then refactoring it and put everything into modules. I understand what the teacher tries to explain, but to show how redux and sagas work together you need to be very clean since the very first time. Also, something important to note is that you need to have at least certain experience using Redux and probably a brief knowledge of saga and know how this pattern works, otherwise you will get very confused like other people who joined to this course. I'd like to ask the teacher if he will keep adding and updating the course, since there is a missed effect in sagas called "all()" instead of using that weird Object bind in the sagas index.

This is a Very Nice and a solid course.. Its short, crisp, concise and covers the React & Redux basics and implements it very well.. Good to find a short course which I can do over the weekend. It gives just enough direction, to get you off the ground. Thereafter you grow your skill as you build projects.. No More lengthy 15-20 hour Courses ..