Redux Saga with React: Fast-track Redux Saga intro course (Udemy.com)

- it's good enough for beginners in Redux-Saga, - I expected using my time more efficient - 2 reasons why I got rating 4 instead of 5 and which should be improved: -- a little outdated - it's based on class components when the functional components with hooks were introduced in February 2019 -- json-server is a very nice and simple solution for so short project without deepen in any external resources BUT why you changed conception in mid of project (to be honest it was closer to the beginning than to the middle)

Exactly what I expected, short and straight to the point. Not loosing time on explaining other things; just Redux-Saga. I don't remember if this is a beginners course, but if it is it'd be good to let know the students that basic JS and React skills is expected; otherwise students will have a hard time understanding this course. Other than that I liked the course a lot.

I was always shy from using generator functions and thought redux sagas are not my cup of tea. But after taking this course am confident enough that am gonna use redux saga in my react projects for handling side effects. Tom is to the point and explains things in a pretty and concise manner.

I thought this was well done and well organized. The instructions were clear and concise. I did not feel lost at any time through out the lectures. You definitely walk away with an understanding of redux sagas, it was greatly appreciated. This would have been amazing for me if there were another example or two, just to really drive it home while doing example based learning. Perhaps one that demonstrated the explanation of why the generator functions were so helpful. Maybe a bit more discussion on the saga workflow and some additional diagrams that would be helpful to recall the lessons.

I have a complex web UI build in Java using Vaadin and have decided on replacing it with React. There are tons of RESTful API calls which I plan to use Sagas to handle. This course was great! The instructor was perfect in every regard (for me). He was no nonsense - fast paced, just focused on redux and sagas and just enough UI stuff to demonstrate the linkages. In one quick course (few hours) all of my questions about redux and sagas were answered.

A good course, would recommend it. Relative to other tutorials, it requires the student to pause a lot more to review and look at the larger-scale structure and connect intermediary steps. That requires more work on the student's part, which is probably a good thing actually. However it would be good for the instructor to explain this style a bit more at the outset. (Compare with Steven Grider's courses, which are much more fine-grained in their explanations and make fewer assumptions about the student's knowledge.) One bit of negative feedback: the text size is small and low-contrast, which makes studying on smaller monitors difficult, especially since the student will half-screen to be able to code along.

The course is very much introductory. The course is not detailed enough to understand redux-saga fully. The app that we are making during course is not big enough to understand redux-saga. Only single app was made during course. It should have been like after the single app was made during learning then another app should have been made to check and understand are we able to apply redux-saga into new project or not.

Great explanation of Redux Saga! It is a complicated technology to teach, but you did well. I can now jump into it and help my team implement this at work. This course is straight-forward and expects students to know Javascript and React-Redux before watching. This is good for people who want to learn Redux Saga fast! I appreciate your hard work! Thanks and keep making more guides! To Tom Phillips: Please make sure your GitHub Source Code repository is updated with all the code which was shown in the last videos. I see it's missing some code in the reducers file which was already written in the last video... please check and update - https://github.com/tomphill/redux-saga-course

Good course. Probably the best thing I learned is "fork" helper theory and why we need to use it, to have separate threads for each saga and avoid crashing for all sagas (and if all sagas are crashed - entire application is crashed). Wanted to hear more about best practices and usage of saga in complex application, but for intro to redux saga enough content provided in this course.

This course was explained quite quickly and efficiently. It's definitely an intro course to redux-saga though, so recommend you have a bit of experience with redux and using middleware if you want to take this course. Great for filling specifically a redux-saga knowledge gap.

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Till this point the course covers basics very well and gets you up and running very fast.