Typescript & React JS Course with React & Typescript Project (Udemy.com)

Hmm I like the slow pace of this course and the explanations are generally clear. However while what he tells you to do seems mostly correct his understanding of the why of it is pretty suspect and I lost confidence in the course. E.g His explanation of why you need to use a function argument updating a state variable that is dependant on its current value. He gives some waffley explanation that "this writing style is a bit more reliable", and implies that you can choose to use either method instead of explaining useState updates are buffered and that you MUST use the function method to get a deterministic result. My confidence was also undermined by a basic Javascript and HTML errors Inj lesson 31 he unnecessarily used backquotes and gave a nonsense explanation of why he used them. His code has the following snippet in the JSX const step = 1 return ( ... = 1 ? "active" : "" }` }> ABC ... ) Use of `` is unnecessary. The author then says that you can remove the backquotes if step has been defined as a state variable using useState. This is nonsense. The expression returns a string and then he uses backquotes to embed it in a string. = 1 ? "active" : "" }> ABC works in all cases. But of course, this should be obvious to anyone who knows Javascript. Another example of a sloppy explanation is his assertion that if you want a specific button to act as a form submit you must set its type to "submit". Ie other buttons will no longer submit. This is false. Submit is the default. You actually need to set all other buttons to type "button" I'd recommend a react course by Maximilian Schwarzmüller instead for much better and accurate explanations.

The passing was slow, and the "jokes" made the course take more time, but on the other hand, they helped. It is hard to possess everything that the course offers, but overall, it's a very good course.

An excellent course! I highly recommend it for anyone looking to gain in-depth knowledge of TypeScript and React. The explanations are very clear and easy to understand. My favorite part was being able to solidify what we learned by applying it in a project at the end of the course. The instructor explains even complex concepts with simple examples. It's perfect for beginners, but experienced developers will also learn new things, especially about using TypeScript effectively. Thanks to everyone involved for this great effort!

Typescript & React JS Course with React & Typescript Project" is the perfect opportunity for anyone looking to master two of the most powerful tools in modern web development: TypeScript and React! This course not only covers the theory but also lets you apply your knowledge by building a real-world project. If you're ready to take your coding skills to the next level and create scalable, robust applications, this course is exactly what you need!

This course is a perfect blend of TypeScript and React! The instructor explains everything clearly, and the project-based approach really helped me solidify my understanding of both technologies. It's a great course for anyone wanting to master modern frontend development.

I found this course to be fantastic. I was frustrated at times because things didn't work as expected due to being slightly out of date, but it isn't possible to keep something 100% up to date at all times. This also helped me to develop some problem-solving and troubleshooting skills and to understand the differences and reasons for how things used to be and how they've changed. Up until the TypeScript projects, this course was awesome. The TypeScript section feels stuck onto the end instead of building on from previous learning through the unit, so the projects took a massive dive in quality and complexity. I was looking forward to the final projects expecting them to build on prior learning through the React part of the course but instead, it felt like a beginner simple course added to the end. Nevertheless, the teaching and explanations are top-notch and head and shoulders above most other Udemy content I've found.

Pros: + Great use of graphs. This makes it easier to understand for sure! + Interesting examples and project + Mostly well explained (if everything would be updated) + Useful extra hints Cons: - The narrator and the person writing the code are not the same person. This leads to delays and confusion (although this does not happen that often). - I don't know why the narrator just changed his accent mid-course. I had sometimes trouble understanding him and liked it better in the first part (React). Aight? (-) The pacing could be faster (long pauses), so I was curious if the video was by accident paused. This can be fixed if you watch it at a faster pace (like 1.25x).

The teaching process is amazing but all the contents are highly outdated, like react-router-dom, redux, etc, It is not recently updated as said and was very tedious to learn the content and googling the error everytime. It would really be helpful if the course was updated as there is a lot of syntax changes and this course uses old syntax

He organized the topics very well. When a lesson is over, you open the next lesson without losing your excitement. I'm making this review after finishing chapter 5 (approximately 34 lessons). His English is clear enough for non-native speakers to understand and his accent is very good. Does this teacher have any other classes?

I've enjoyed the React section of the course. It was useful for giving a groundwork for a React project and the problems that we were solving were interesting enough that I wanted to add more features. The explanations of some of the ideas could have been more in depth and some sections need updating to be more modern, but even so, very good.