Reactive Applications with Spring WebFlux Framework (Udemy.com)

This course is excellent. The professor is very didactic and explains everything being implemented in the development process with calmness and clarity, as well as the treatments carried out in the applications and tests, so that the student understands everything that is being done and why. These are not video lessons of the professor just coding, but rather explaining and teaching in the best way possible for comprehension and learning.

This is very useful course to learn this new Reactive programming paradigm. Here, it is concisely and clearly explained. No fluff, no unnecessary theory, all straight to the point!!

I think you should provide more details how database authentication works by using some flow chart ,it is bit confusing directly code in project.

well structured course for beginner in webflux but with an existing knowledge on Spring framework itself. Sometime some concept are repeated, but basically it seems a good course

I enjoyed this course. The instructor has a pleasant voice, and the material was presented clearly. The course is well-suited for beginners in reactive development and covers all the essential aspects of the topic. Suggestions for improvement: Include more in-depth theoretical explanations Record videos for the text-based lectures Add quizzes or practical exercises after each topic

Calm voice, good pronounciation, good presentation 10/10, serega keep going, molodec ! Sergey could have repeated some things a little less, and not commented on each of his actions in such detail. However, I highly recommend this course, Sergey did an excellent job and provided high-quality content. Keep going, Serega !

Very precisely fundamental technical things are explained , I believe anyone can able to get clear understanding how webflux or reactive programming works

It provided the essential aspects of the framework to get one started and to build upon. However, some area could have been improved with bit more elaboration

Overall, it's a great. Explanations easy to understand. I would say it is valuable for beginner to medium level students. I missed the Quiz part it was present in starting sections. Things that I think missed in the course: - 1. At the time of explaining any topic (Mono or Flux or Validation etc.) then you can give one easy to understand example that you have done already, but you should also keep in mind that some Realtime complexity example must be included. I mean you should have multiple Mono that results should be combined and based on that another mono will fetch actual data. 2. Lengthy code that needs to be validated and refactored for sonar cube suggestion inside service, ex- Get User api. After fetching user data, it should be validated for email must not empty if it is empty then return the response as email can't be empty. Next validate the address it must contain List of addresses if it is empty return response as address can't be empty and so on.

Very nicely paced course. Relatively short, but solid foundations. It uses quite a bit time on the security part though, so if this is important for you, you're in luck.