Ruby on Rails 8 and Hotwire : Build a Password Manager (Udemy.com)

The course is nice and well-explained. It will be good to have a little ruby general section in the beginning as well as general web section. Furthermore, some graphics with arrows/diagrams (what goes where and which function calls which) will definitely help us to visualize what is going on under the hood. Additional security section will come in handy.

I'm happy that the instructor shows many tips and Ideas to really improve UI. Not fancy, but really useful insights.

So far so good, it's the right pace for someone with some existing Rails knowledge.

Good content with a nice pace. I felt like a few concepts weren't fully explained, and we were sometimes just copying code without knowing what it was doing. About the CSS, not a problem, but when the title has "Hotwire" and a few concepts are not explained in depth, it's kinda strange. But good content overall

Amazing course and instructor. Clearly explains in simple terms how to set up a basic Rails password manager that works, then builds on top of that by showing how to step-by-step convert it into a SPA using Hotwire. Highly recommended for anyone interested in learning Rails/Hotwire/Turbo.

Thank you for creating this course, I was pretty much completely new to rails and this gave me a great rundown and I now understand how to use and connect models, views, and controllers. P.S. It was very helpful keeping the small errors and seeing you debug them live.

As a non-native english speaker, I think the instruct speaks so fast, and I cannot fully understand him without the subtitles.

Thank you Nick! This was a really good course to get into Rails and to also understand how Hotwire can be used (a bit like htmx) instead of these SPAs like React. The Chrome extension was also very well explained. Looking forward to see Nick produce more courses like this.

There is very little explanation given and the course goes very fast. If you are a beginner, this course is definitely not for you. But if you have some Ruby and web development knowledge, it can be a great practice.

Great course! The only thing to correct is the initial resources file. Some of the extension's files are not updated (e.g. styles for entries search bar or utils/inputs.js).