The Advanced Web Developer Bootcamp (Udemy.com)

It was a very good course for the intended purpose. To get through the Redux part I had to stall the videos for a while and pick up the tutorials from the Redux website, but overall the selection of topics is on point, the material is well explained and there is plenty of examples and a fair number of homework assignements.

Super complete and well-organised course. I've learned so much from it. Really enjoyed the advanced JS and React sections. Couldn't have asked for better instructors, to whom I'm very thankful

Well, the course is quite long and provides a lot of material. But as I work as web developer already I am really disappointed that there were nothing about testing the React app. I believe that people switching to JS frameworks because of easy of testing the App. And nowadays be able to test the application is rather mandatory than optional for developer. btw the S3 section is great, functionality and stuff you can do with it is quite huge, but personally I would not put that module/section into whole course as I would like to see more technical details for other parts of material instead. for example I am wondering if you really keep the validation on server side only as shown on this course?

I definitely learned a lot concerning a lot of terminology that I constantly kept hearing about and wondered what they meant.Most definitely recommend this if you're relatively new to Javascript.

This course is absolutely a must for all that want a deeper dive after taking the first boot camp course. It broadened my knowledge on JavaScript and given me a clear path to further develop my skills

Yeah The Course Is pretty Good .It's amazing rather.There were very advanced concepts of JavaScript included.You would feel like to be a javaScript developer.But In India How do I get a JavaScript job?Very few companies!!React is coming ahead.It's gonna be more interesting and tough.Could have added bigger features to the last Warbler project.Btw the course contain huge amount of new things to learnHow about Angular next time??

Overall, I'm quite satisfied with the course. Reason why only 4 stars: The content is not up-to-date, questions have not been answered for months. And some parts were taught way too fast for newbies like me (D3, jasmine - there I had no previous knowledge), so it was not possible for me to follow. The final React App is quite cool but it was also hard to come along and finish it (because of the speed, some technical changes and some bugs).

Overall the course is very, very good - section 5 ( Building a Startup Site ) was a complete write-off for me which is why I've not given 5 stars, I almost stopped the course when the sudden jolt to 'someone reading from a script' occurred.Thankfully if you ignore that section it gets a lot better (not easier!) fairly soon. The 'Testing with Jasmine' section was a bit of a let down (mainly that it wasn't used further on) but I'm nit picking here.The section on Redux is brilliant, React is covered thoroughly and the final project puts it all into action.I'd actually love it if the final project could have taken it's time a little more - you have to do quite a bit of reading around it, as due to the scale of the app it *almost* feels a bit rushed, despite there being almost 4 hours of video!Would definitely recommend this course - now looking for the next React / Redux course to take it further.

Great for expanding your knowledge on Colt's first course. The topics get complex towards the end but well worth it.

the course is not updated and did not really live up to the expectations that I had. But it does cover a lot of topics which is good.

A challenging course but met my goals in understanding tough concepts.

This course was initially too hard for me, and I didn't like the style of teaching, but after taking some other courses, now I come back and find it quit useful! The slides may be a bit boring at first, but it turns out they are really helpful (Although some code-along parts might still be too fast). Thanks a lot!Update: thanks to Tim's slides of JavaScript fundamental concepts and some ES6 methods, I was able to answer some questions in my previous interview!! I will come back to this course later again!