The Complete 'No Code' Developer Course: Build 23 Projects (Udemy.com)

The pace is good. Speaker is clear, except for the occasional word. I use CC, which frequently is wrong. The software sites are frequently changed, but that's not a big deal. Overall, it gives a good overview of all the different ways to no code code. 9 hours invested to see the big picture and how it works is well worth it.

I was looking for a high-level intro to a relatively broad range of no-code tools. This course delivered as promised, can absolutely recommend! He does not show you every little function and tweek of every tool, but more like a broader summary of how it may help you. It's very easy to follow, since you build a project on each section. One or two sections need a little update since some of the tools changed their layout or pricing (so that you may not be able to use a trial), but thats only on very few occasions. The course saved me a lot of time compared to searching through youtube for good tutorials/intros:)

This is a very good course. Very good information and usually well explained. He answered my question with a helpful answer in a timely manner, which is excellent. Also, I'm glad he goes fast, (although some repetition in intros), but he skips over some installations near the beginning that might be useful for newbies to follow. I would give it another star if if weren't for the small text. Most of the text is way too small and very difficult to read. He should zoom in on what he is doing. Overall, I'm glad I got it.

Gave a brief overview of multiple platforms and it was good to see the different tools available. But, I feel more depth could be added by connecting the tools together more. Each section could have built on the last by introducing a new tool to extend the functionality of the project. It felt more like lots of shallow projects without going into depth of the benefits of each tool.

This code helps me understand new tools that can be used to achieve what traditional coding achieves without writing code. This is an amazing course so far! Very clear and detailed! But I would appreciate it if Ravinder can give many more practical applications

I did not like the fact that practically all tools are payable (no open source). The project with Voiceflow did not work for me (Voiceflow did not see my Excel sheets). I also found that the web page creations were a bit lengthy. I did find some interesting topics in the course (web scraping, the open source password manager); also tools like zapier which I did not know, are interesting. The reason I did not give a higher score is that I consider myself rather a coder than a no coder. I enjoy coding .. But I do see the advantages of no code

The course is varied and covers a lot of practical areas, but not all of them relevant for my intended career path. Each student should decide what to focus on - there is plenty to choose from. However, in many of the lectures Ravinder needs to literally zoom in on what he is doing on the different websites - the shots are long-distance and it is not always easy to see (an understatement) which icon he is clicking, or where the cursor is pointing. I also think the assignments should not just be exact repeats of the lecture we have just heard, but rather similar activities in a different sector using different data (eg. finance or marketing instead of repeating education). But generally I am satisfied with the course.

It is very intriguing, especially that all of the work can be done with no coding experience; and that it can be done so for free. Ravinder is a great teacher, walking you through every step of the process and explaining all lectures so eloquently. Thank you, Ravinder, for a great course! Highly recommended ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

actually, l have learn awesome Technics and get more developing experience but the only issue with working with no coding websites is the full features which are necessary in most cases with price or monthly fees so, if i need for my project more than 3 subscriptions it will be very high costs especially in startup project instead of getting assist from third party developers but as long term its good.

Ravinder's explanations are clear and precise. Additionally, unlike several other courses I have taken, there are no instances of having to fix issues downloading and adapting software for use. While hunting for workarounds to an issue can help a person learn about 'dealing with technology', this process is counter-productive to learning the core of the class and is very frustrating. Ravinder avoids all of this.