The course covers essentiel knowledge for beginner. Easy to follow.

Easy to Understand.

The content was great and the instructors too but there are two issues in that course first the grading system wasn't the best, especially for the first two weeks and the second point was the course didn't mention callstack, event loops, and Async javascript which is important topics

The module quiz was not satisfactory. On some occasions the correct answer was evaluated as incorrect. Additionally, the readme.md files in lab work were not easy to understand. Some of the assignments were based on knowledge that had not been covered in the course.

Ok, so this does take you through the basics of JavaScript and parts of it are done well. But overall this course was confusing. I learned more from YouTube, W3 Schools and my husband. My husband is a full stack developer who has been doing this stuff for nearly a decade and he was appalled by the way the course went about presenting some of these concepts.

Some information was presented out of order, the concepts are thrown at you really quickly with little opportunity to practice within the course, the labs frequently added new information that hadn't yet been taught and was not explained in the lab and I feel horribly ill-prepared to take these skills to the real world.

I wanted to go through the Meta course to get a certificate and show future employers that I completed something as opposed to just gleaning what I can from the internet, but after this course I'm not sure I'll continue with Meta.

Some ideas for improvement: don't add new concepts to the labs, create more exercises that help teach us how to solve real-world problems with JavaScript, explain why we should do something instead of just saying that we should do it and make the labs easier to understand.

I won't be recommending this course to other newbie developers.

It just provides a lot of information without explanations which make it easier to understand. Besides, the weight of the course is really biased. I feel week 3 covers more than half of the course contents. It makes you feel that I cannot keep up to the pace. I think the week should be diveded 4 weeks. Discussion Forums also do not work properly. It provides a lot of coding answers but I have difficulties to find a good hints or comments of admins to provide them. I also think the course should provide course slide to look back the contents more easily. Looking for the contens and watching the contents everytime to find out something is a waste of time.

This is the worst course I have taken from coursera, I am already displease and regret enrolled this course.

The logic of code seems pretty fine and working in my own console, but there is an assignment where you need to open IDE online. The grading system is extremely bad without any feedback what went wrong. I already saw some people unenrolled this course too. This will not help a new learner to improve their skill instead it will confuse them "what went wrong?" because od the grading system. keeps error and strict.

Coursera needs to hire someone with curriculum design and assessment expertise to rework this course (I volunteer as tribute) as it has exceedingly too much info and not enough valuable assessment. I, like many of my peers, had to turn to other free options to attempt to learn JavaScript.

My code does work as intended in the assignments, the grade however is graded "not passed". The code have to be on point with what the answer code should be, not the result which can be achieved in many different ways.

I got number 6 correct and it was marked as wrong. This course is FULL of errors that can confuse a beginner and that really should be addressed.

Final project is bassically unpassable due to the way the grader is set up.

no teacher support.

The JavaScript programming course has been an enriching and transformative experience. Here’s a summary of my journey and what I’ve gained from it: 1. Foundational Knowledge: The course started with the basics of JavaScript, which provided a solid foundation in understanding core concepts like variables, data types, and functions. This fundamental knowledge has been crucial for tackling more complex topics later on. 2. Interactive Web Development: One of the highlights was learning how to manipulate the DOM. Being able to dynamically change HTML and CSS based on user interactions has opened up a world of possibilities for creating engaging and interactive web applications. I particularly enjoyed implementing features that responded to user actions in real-time. 3. Asynchronous Programming: Understanding asynchronous programming with fetch and async/await has been a game-changer. Handling data from APIs and managing asynchronous operations has allowed me to build applications that can fetch and display data without requiring page reloads. This has significantly improved the user experience of my projects. 4. Event Handling: Mastering event handling was essential for making my web applications responsive and interactive. I learned how to handle various events, such as clicks and form submissions, which has been key to creating user-friendly interfaces. 5. Error Handling and Debugging: The course emphasized the importance of robust error handling and debugging techniques. Learning to use try...catch and other debugging tools has helped me troubleshoot and resolve issues more effectively, ensuring my code is more reliable and less prone to errors. 6. Practical Application: Applying these concepts to real-world projects has been incredibly rewarding. Whether working on personal projects or assignments, I’ve been able to integrate JavaScript features to enhance functionality and interactivity. This hands-on experience has solidified my learning and boosted my confidence in web development. Overall, the course has provided me with the skills and knowledge to develop dynamic and interactive web applications. I’m excited to continue applying what I’ve learned and explore new opportunities in JavaScript development.

The Programming with JavaScript course by Meta exceeded my expectations. The hands-on approach and interactive exercises made it engaging and practical. The instructors provided valuable feedback and support throughout. I now feel confident in writing clean and efficient JavaScript code. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to master JavaScript.

Overall best course and the way instructors teach or engaged us is literally well and good every single concept is clear from basic, and assignments are also good for practice. Quality course.

It's arguably one of the best Javascript courses you can find on the internet. It covers all the basics and provided a solid foundation which will help you to become a better JS Developer.

Great introduction to JavaScript and some other concepts like programming paradigms and testing.

good exercises that will make you a good understanding of programming with javascript.

Amazing course!

Great course!

Great course

Great course. Covered lots of material and supported with video and supplemental readings. I replayed the videos several times and took notes which helped on the practice exercises. On a couple of occasions, I felt the tests covered material that was not in the videos, but perhaps only in the supplemental readings. The content directly after the exam would then cover the missing material. Not sure if that was intentional or not. Either way, the course was worth it and I'm looking forward to putting my new javascript skills to work.

A very high-quality course. The faculty explained the essential knowledge of Javascript very clearly and figuratively. However, the content of this course is a little too cramped in the middle. There are too many points in Week 3 for students to learn, but Week 4 & 5 requires much less devotion. This can be optimized by moving some content from Week 3 to other weeks so students will feel less stressed during week 3. Overall, very pleasant experience, great work!

These course is taught overview of Javascript. Minus one star from too strict assignment

The auto grader needs some serious re work