Reactive Event-Driven Microservices Patterns: Spring Boot (Udemy.com)

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Very interesting and well explained course.

I am a big fan of all his courses, this another best course related to kafka, thanks you!!!

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Its a great course. But it will very helpful if you can help to have a new session for Outbox pattern implementation using change data capture and Debezium. Thank you very much!

I like the style of teaching of the instructor!!!

Yes, it is what I was looking for

First, thanks to the instructor. This course is perfect for intermediate learners, and it is not designed for beginners. You have indeed demonstrated a strong understanding of non-blocking and event-driven models. This proficiency allowed you to comprehend what the instructor was teaching in this course effectively. Each and every concept was explained very well, especially for Saga Pattern and Reactor Kafka testing. In this course, the instructor also covered Java 17 sealed classes, emphasizing their role in enhancing security for microservices implementation. It has proven to be extremely helpful in achieving team management, preventing malicious interference in our code. Additionally, the instructor shared valuable tips and tricks for file structure and component scanning in Spring Cloud Stream. The instructor used the latest version of Spring for this course and also explained the various ways to configure Spring Cloud Stream. It helped me a lot for testing. For production deployment, testing is important, and the instructor nailed it. Also, explained the Saga design pattern exceptionally well.

very advanced course! learnt a lot.

The best part of this course is the source code. These are real working sample of the saga patterns described. The instructor is knowledgeable and knows his stuff and in fact has also a great blog with similar samples. But that's about it. Everything else is bad. As a teacher, instructor leaves much to be desired. A lot of typing and just basically subtitling what he types. The explanations are really bad even if they are present. It's more of a stream of consciousness while he's typing, not real explanations. A lot of statements like - "you know this already" - translation - I am too lazy to repeat anything of what I had tried to teach you 20 lectures before. On top of it: "this guy/that guy is not happy, let's make him happy"; "keep it like that"; PS: The response below from the instructor just speaks for itself. I enroll in many courses on Udemy and my ratings vary everywhere. I am sorry that instead of taking criticism in stride and improving the lectures you choose to always have the same excuse that someone did not follow your explanations you provided in other courses. Every negative follow up by you is the same mantra of "I am a great teacher, but students are bad". PPS: Well, I am just forced to reply to accusations. And this is not the first time "this guy is not happy" about his reviews. There was nothing offensive in my questions/comments about some lectures in this course, yet he just deleted them. In fact, they would actually help clarify the content and design decisions to future students, but he just decided that they(comments) negatively reflect on him. I couldn't believe it was possible without mediation from Udemy. If it's not about the money, then open up many more lectures for preview as many other instructors do on Udemy. Some have 2 random open lectures in every section.