Tural Suleymani

I'm thankful for the info I've received - it is helpful. However, most of the topics where shallow: the "advanced" topics are not accurate, to say the least, some core concepts aren't presented well, and dotnet code is written in an outdated style (which is OK, but weird) while using bad practices (which can be harmful, if not taken into account - the instructor mentions that one shouldn't use this code in production, but doesn't provide an example of production-ready code instead). The examples and use-cases, either in the presentations or in code, are basic, far from real-world use cases. Lots of time goes on writing CLI commands, fixing them, manually writing the same or similar commands again and again (preparing them in advance, or at least editing the video to remove the failures, would be better). So, while some basic information is presented, the rest, in terms of content, accuracy, examples, editing, and code, can be improved.
- Review by Samyon Ristov on Apache Kafka for Distributed Systems