very useful course , I think more hands-on will be great

A little bit boring and it is not friendly to beginners.

labs don't work properly and not explained properly

The Project was a little difficult for beginners

Can have more structured for JavaScript part.

Needs to go more in depth in JS

this course is for beginners

Final assessment is a mess.

Need to be in details

GOOD

The labs are literally broken. The embedded code is not viewable, although you can luckily externally open the html version. Worse, though, is that the lab environment is very buggy. I finished the final project and before I could start the testing I lost absolutely all of my work when the lab environment decided to randomly reset and send me to https://skills.network/lab-tools. This is also where I'm sent when trying to click "Support" on the nav bar under Skills Network Labs. When restarting the lab environment, everything is reset and all of my files are gone. It seems like the labs were made years ago and never looked at or updated again.

The inconsistencies make these courses very frustrating and set the student up to fail. They completely skip steps in the labs. Show completed codes with different written codes than they instructed to write during the lab. Skip over parts of code that need to be written to properly complete the lab. Show completed codes that are written one way in one step and a different way in another step. They don't really seem to care whether or not the students succeed or not. I've had to take other courses from other trainers just to figure out how to complete this course.

Overall, the course teaches basic languages used for simple Web Development as intended as well as Git and GitHub. A few things need updating in the course. Also, this course promised "Bootstrap" and "React", yet there was no Bootstrap content, and the React content was only briefly skimmed over. The one thing I disliked the most about the course was the use of Theia. The preview option did not work for me, and I also think it would be more beneficial and efficient for students to just directly install own Git and VSCode on their own computer from the beginning.

There should have been more focus on practical implementation which was only 20-30% in this course. The rest was all theory-based. I understand the importance of theory and verbose explanation but it should not have had the primary focus. There should have been more graded coding assignments other than the final project which was also just about making changes only rather than making the project from scratch by myself.

Material was very confusing and poorly explained; I felt very ill-prepared for the final assigment. I will keep learning these skills from other sources because I know it is an important part of a full stack developer. But basics were not really covered (or at least not well) and I wouldn't say that is designed for beginners at all.

Although the course was essential in the beginers career path, I have to say that it was not prepared well for someone like me, who came from a different background and starting from basics. The course material was extremely compressed and difficult to follow.

Nothing within the course really covers what you are supposed to apply for the final project. Everything that is covered, within the course, is a very high overview with not much in-depth.

The course has too much theory and very little amount of guided, rated, or prepared activities so you can practice and develop the theory and concepts. I left disappointed

The skills are very superficially covered. The way of uploading the final project and the platform employed are very unefficient.

Not recommended if learning web dev as it gives more basic knowledge about web applications and technologies

No enseñan cosas escenciales como flex-box u grid, y js no te enseña nada más que los ejercicios

Not enough basic practical programming

it waas really helpful course for me

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