it was a bit boring

good content

The videos are clear, with some good examples. The topics are not covered in depth. Often terms are just said once in a video, and never given an explanation or source to understand. None of the labs where working, since links to materials send you to 404-error pages. Several of the quiz questions during videos and standalone quizzes are just blatantly wrong. (Seems like a Coursera problem, were wrong options have been selected as wrong/right). In som graded assessments, new terms are shown for the very first time, with absolutely no references in the course materials. All in all a bit disappointed, since this is made by Meta Staff. Simple changes could make this a 4/5 course. But it seems like the course has been abandoned by its creators — as the issues have been complained about in the official forums for more than 6 months without any actions from the creators or Coursera.

Learning about git and git hub is amazing, I loved learning about the command line. Unfortunately, there are a lot of links that are expired. for example, the link to forking Reop is expired and does not open. the instructor uses docker to run the command line but they never tell us that. I was using Bash. Please update some videos. Git hub has been updated a lot, the videos show up old git hub material Over all loved the course! I would rate it 5/5 but there are too many expired links and old material . please update the material. I high recommend taking this course don't shy away from it.

The info itself is good but man this is by far the worst course in the front-end dev program so far, the instructions seemed to be missing entire sections, some quiz answers were not working correctly, and critical links often led to 404s. The course genuinely feels like it was slapped together with no double checks or forethought. That being said I still learned a lot and when I just googled how to do some things and got past broken links it was quite enjoyable.

I was really disappointed in this course. It had many broken links, inaccurate test answers, rarely clarified mac/windows differences, and overall felt really rushed.

This course was way too long, which isn't representative of how important it is to the specialty (Back End Development). It also didn't present enough opportunities for practice on your own device.

Good at the beginning, further down there is missing content, rushed lectures and lack of support. If it weren't for chatGPT and Google, I would never have finished. There are support requests on the discussion board that are unanswered for MONTHS.

Would be nice if Meta kept the course up to date. This course is missing it's test repo and GitHub has changed a bit so that it could be difficult to figure out how to do the things prescribed in some of the labs.

This course needs to updated. The link to the class repo is broken. And even after locating it, the class.md which it was supposed to contain was not there. It made completing the labs very difficult.

Bad links to required Meta Repositories made Labs and Assigments impossible.

Incomplete instructions.

Transcripts were poor, bad translations from video to transcript.

It is an important course that teaches useful skills. Unfortunately half of the labs can't be completed because it requires a github repo that does not exist :(

content seems to jump around a little. Would be good to guide beginners a bit more on this. URLs to some labs were not available, 404 erro when clicked on it

The links in the last 2 Version Control assignments for "class repo" were broken. This is completely unacceptable for a paid course. Be better Coursera.

This course was Dry. I didn't see the purpose of using dash or commands they used in the course.

A lot of outdated information and exercises

Not beginner friendly

If it wasn't for the kindness of other students sharing multiple workarounds, I would have never made it through this course. Working with Git and the command line and the various other tools in the course was interesting and challenging - that's great. But there is NO EXCUSE for lesson sequence errors and broken links coming from a company like META. Best Practice: Spend time in the discussion area for whatever Module you are going to work on BEFORE you even start. LOTS of great stuff in there. Good luck... ~BB~

I have done two other programs so far and they both were great (intro to html css, and programming with javascript), but this program was not up to their standard. This program has very low audio on the videos and it is hard to understand the lecturer. None of the other programs were like this, and the links to access the correct repo's for the labs in this section are all broken and return 404 errors so you cannot actually get practice. please fix this meta

This course is a crap. Should be deleted and make another one. Lost of time with Unix Commands. Few practice labs. This course is very fundamental and should be practice, with several examples using git log, git blam, git push, git pull, restore older file version, pull resquest, etc, with working repositories (class repo doesnt exist). I'm very dessapointed with this material provided by Meta.

Overall class covers material and can mostly follow along until the lab at the end. A link to the class repo on GitHub is provided but the link is broken (404 not found). Discussion forum confirms this has been an open issue for over a year. No one is monitoring or supporting this class anymore. Frustrating to go through 3 weeks just to hit a wall at the end.

The grade is 1 star because there are broken links within the course, which make it impossible to solve some exercises. Because it is paid training offered by a large company, it demonstrates a great lack of respect for the customer.

It's chaotic, the repo links are broken, and generally - a waste of time. I'd be better off reading raw documentation than wasting my time on this. If it weren't for the end certificate, I would've ditched that a long time ago.

Full of error, this is so terrible. The provided linkage directs to 404 error in GitHub. Some command are not recognized in the Lab terminal. This make it impossible to complete exercise in the Lab.

Given you have to pay to obtain a certificate, it's a shame that content of the course is not maintained, e.g. missing github repositories required for practices and assignments.

Assessments include answers which are just flat out wrong (or incomplete). I think this course should be optional.