Really useful course, it let me understand the patterns deeply

Content was good, but some "starter code bases" were missing.

Excellent content. I wanted to see more coding assignments.

Very Insightful! Not a fan of the peer-graded assignments

Nice course, but slightly faster than I wanted it to be

There should be more explanation of code examples

Capstone challenge can be even more challenging

it was good to learn it from here.

Very interesting and well done!

Very informative course.

great learning

amazing work

Great course

informative

Nice course

Guter Kurs

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Overall a good course, but I found the UML diagrams very confusing. They should recommend another course as a prereq that helps to understand these diagrams.

I used this as a complement to a Ruby adaptation of the GOF's "Design Patterns", and I found the order of the patterns this course chose to teach really strange. The template pattern is regarded as one of the easiest and most widely used patterns and the Factory pattern is much more complicated and builds on the Template pattern. Yet, they chose to teach Factory before Template? They also completely dropped the Strategy pattern from their curriculum, which is another very widely used and easy-to-understand pattern.

I'd say 3 to 3.5 stars. The information presented is fairly clean. But I have no idea why the class needs to pull in Android as a complication. I imagine the professor figured it would be fun and interesting for the students. I was really just looking for a low friction way to learn and practice some of these patterns. Also having code that's going to depend on a specific version of something complicated like android probably isn't going to age well. Then there's the complication that android studio wasn't always available on Linux. I digress ...