React - The Complete Guide (incl. Next.js, Redux) (Udemy.com)

It is very effective course. We appreciate your efforts in making this absolutely amazing. We have learned a lot and intend to keep taking other courses. It is amazing you share so much information under one course. One area to improve is to have more practical exercises towards the end of the course as well. There are a lot of exercises in the first half but lacks towards to the end. Thank you, and keep up the good work. Sincerely, Abdulmajid

It would be great if you could consider adding another project in place of the Section 4 project - something that allows for a similarly deep dive as the Tic-Tac-Toe project. Although Section 5 already provides such an example, I believe having one more project for deeper learning and understanding would be very helpful, especially if it explores the concepts with the same level of depth as the Tic-Tac-Toe project.

Max does an amazing job. I had a small issue, but the sheer amount of excellent teaching and tips and encouragement to try things on your own is very good. This course is of exceptional value. Its long, but worth it. He doesn't just teach how, he makes you think of why, and shows good habits and patterns.

While this course covers a massive amount of React theory, the teaching structure has several significant flaws that make it incredibly difficult for a beginner to follow. First of all, the instructor never once demonstrates the actual birth of a project by installing React completely from scratch. There is a total lack of explanation regarding the core environment files, so you are left completely in the dark about what package.json, Vite, and npm are actually doing in the starter code. Instead of building alongside the student, he uses massive, pre-written projects that he created by himself. He then tries to implement new topics directly into these complex, pre-made codebases, which makes it feel completely overwhelming to decipher what is going on. It is incredibly frustrating to try and learn a new React hook while simultaneously trying to understand a massive wall of code you didn't write. Out of the entire course, he only builds two or three projects from scratch, while the rest are just him explaining his own pre-made files. To be completely honest, I am giving this a 5-star rating solely because of the instructor's incredible motivation, energy, and engaging presentation style. If you already know how to set up projects and just want a quick explanation of a specific concept, his passion makes it worth it, but if you want a true build-to-learn experience that teaches you the full lifecycle of an application, the project setup itself feels completely disjointed.

Just starting the course and it looks perfect. As someone who learned React on the job, I'm excited to learn from the ground up and in detail. Update: Reached the halfway point and going through the Next.js section. Things can get a little confusing with different behavior and APIs between the provided code and the video, but I've always found it helpful that there's always someone in the Q&A that's run into the same issue and shared a fix. This exercise is also pretty representative of real life and pretty educational as well.

Very well structured course with great visuals and editing. It covers all essential React knowledge in the correct learning order for a new student who knows nothing about React while also exploring external libraries that make the developer's life easier. The author has deep knowledge of the content and explains it clearly and in detail in a simple way so that everyone can understand what he's talking about. I give 4.5 instead of 5 because there were some moments that in my opinion required more insight but the author spent time explaining already explained simple concepts instead of giving more details about the newly learned concept for which more information was expected.

In general is a good course if you're new to React, really helps understanding the most complex topics in a fun and concise way. However, in some cases it was quite the opposite, and that was mainly because the project that was utilized for teaching was subjected to quickly to very drastic changes and with an explanation that felt short and was only properly acknowledged many lectures after that. In addition, in the cases where we are encouraged to try and develop the project on our own, I would've liked to see a more thorough demo to fully understand the functionality and avoid being forced to guess it instead.

this course gives me everything I need to know about react. I bet this course was the best thing happened to me in my journey of learning react. I feel pretty confident now to work in react projects. Atleast whenever I see a react project I understand almost everything written there. I'm only half way to complete the course but the confidence it has given me by this point of time I can't really explain. I am out of words. I'm gonna thank my friend who suggested this course to me and a big Thanks to Maximilian.

I left this rating because the course explains React in a very structured and clear way. Maximilian Schwarzmüller breaks down complex topics such as components, state management, hooks, and Redux into simple steps that are easy to follow. The practical examples and projects helped me understand how React works in real applications, not just in theory. The course also covers modern React practices and provides good explanations for beginners and intermediate developers.

Content is really good, explanation style / teaching style must be improved, i am someone who writes it down as notes so that i don't have to rewatch whenever i want to revise some topic and the way you were explaining was more in a twisted way, although i sure did understand everything but what i am saying is i had to rewatch a lot of stuff just to find a right and concise way to right it down even then my notes are really long and a lot of unnecessary points i have written, what you could do is before explaining the why, first just give us the what, with its definition and how and then move on to the why.

It is good so far, however I'm looking forward to more ES6 examples that will hopefully come up soon in an updated program.

This course explains how JavaScript works under the hoodthis is essential knowledge for a JS developer. I only wish Anthony Alicea would make new courses