Good

Good

good

good

good

nice

Good

good

nice

good

nice

good

nice

thx

ok

ok

The course content was well-organized and covered essential topics like JSX, components, state, and props in a clear and concise manner. The video lectures were engaging, and the instructors did a great job of breaking down complex concepts into digestible explanations.

One aspect that I appreciated was the hands-on approach to the course. Each module included coding exercises and assignments that allowed me to apply what I had learned. The assignments gradually increased in complexity, which helped me build confidence in my React skills.

The course also included a final project where I had to build a small Calculator React application from scratch. This project-based approach was incredibly beneficial as it allowed me to tie together all the concepts I had learned throughout the course. It was a rewarding experience to see my application come to life.

The course community on Coursera was active and supportive. The discussion forums were a great place to ask questions and interact with fellow learners. Additionally, the course materials were supplemented with additional resources and readings, which I found helpful for diving deeper into specific topics.

The course was good for teaching me the basics, but around the end, there were several inconsistencies regarding the subtitles, the ungraded labs, and even the final project. Also, these happened at hard-to-understand places. Also, I feel like the final project was way too basic for what we learned and we didn't have to research and fix the bugs. They just gave us what we needed to complete the final project. But on the bright side of things, the course was easy to follow. It was built well. There were several places and exercises to practice what we learned and multiple questions as well. Huge kudos to the Coursera Coach he helped review every subject and understand the concepts more deeply.

- Let's discuss positive points, the way how coursera organized the course is great. You can view vided and along-with that you can read script. It's helpful specially for people who have difficulty in understanding us accent of English. - Course is designed in manner, you can understand concepts easily. - Let's discuss concerns, I think content editors must check script and video, Like I faced once where script underneath of video was completed, but videos was 30% remaining. - Please also check whatever content is shared, is compatible with current running version of React.

El curso es muy completo, entretenido y dinámico como acostumbra a ser en Coursera. Sin embargo, se invierte demasiado tiempo en explicar conceptos básicos de programación o de JS, que no tienen nada que ver con React. Como desarrollador experimentado, se hace aburrido en varios momentos. Además, los ejercicios están bastante descuidados, con erratas, pasos que ya vienen resueltos en el lab, etc...

You need to read all the extra material to understand the concepts more. The videos only give you an outline and need to show not only more code but point out where you are talking about. React is new to me so for others it might be ok but for a complete beginner I think it could have been more showing with code and less listening to the instructor just talking about it .

Overall, It is very good course to clear basics of React. I would suggest to the mentors of the course to provide more in-depth knowledge on few topics such as "Context". I found little bit confusing when I see "Context" video and found mentors were just showing the code instead of provide knowledge to the audience why they have created certain functions.

The course was good. I would just like it if the labs were a bit more explorative if feels like the instructions are too detailed. The instructions should not be so detailed instead it should present a small challenge to the student. If he/she is unable to complete it then they can refer to the detailed solution that's available.

Was quite a good course. It covered many basic topics but the only problem faced during the course was that the topic of "STATES" was not explained properly at the time it should be explained but at last it gets cleared as programmers have the habit of googling the things for understanding each topic properly.

This course does a fine job introducing you to the very basics of the React library. As pretty much all the other courses however, this one could use more practical tasks. The final graded assessment is too small and easy, and does require you to only utilize a fraction of gained knowledge and skills.