The Complete Apache Groovy Developer Course

Little advanced complaints so far.

Read along text is horribly full of typos and missed translations So far, so good!

clear and simple introduction Bisher zu unkonkret Le contenu est riche Montre autres références clear and concise Great so far... Good explanations and gained a lot.

Dan, however, opts to teach the first sections of the course in Groovy Console, even going so far as to ask a loaded quiz question, "Is Groovy Console awesome?".

Great course so far.

The course is pretty basic so far.

I really liked the way the instructor explained the concepts So far it was good refresher course for me on Object Oriented programming plus learning a higher abstracted language like Groovy which sits on top of Java.

Good tempo, Good voice, powerful presentation Good so far.

Everything so far has been explained in a clear manner, but of course, we haven't gone very deep yet... Nice introductory course I think this is going too slow for the target audience.

Simple explanations of complex concepts, suited for programmers of any level So far I'm impressed with the level of detail that Dan has in covering the topic.

I like the fact that the instructor includes books and doc's that he used when he was learning groovy For a beginner linke me, this course is tough and confusion Great so far!

Great So Far!

Here is my git repo with examples - https://github.com/premaseem/groovyPlayground I am experienced Java developer and wanted to learn Groovy for new project.

Even if you are an experienced Java developer (like me) the course will teach you all ways Groovy improves on Java.

Our development team is currently learning Groovy but most of us do not come from a Java background and most of the Groovy resources out there seem to be targeted at Java developers.

This course covers Groovy well and if you are already a Java developer it should be an easy transition after doing the course.

If you have, or if you are Java developer - this course is great.

All data looks almost obvious for java developers in this intoduction part, as all java devs should know whats javadoc etc Good teacher!

Very informative and easy to follow.

But, it keeps moving forward on a nice pace, and this way it's easy to follow.

great explanation and easy to follow As aulas são ótimas, muito bem explicadas.

Easy to follow along.

So far, this is exactly what I need Easy to follow, clear and straightforward.

It's easy to follow the course and is interesting Pretty Clear and un-complicated .Appreciate it Logical, practical progression of ideas.

Very easy to follow.

Many thanks, Dan Vega your name is written in many example programming we are remember you everywhere thanks Dan, I really liked the contents of this course, my requirement was only to get the understanding about using groovy with Rest apis and the database, but then I felt to go with this developer course anyway and I can confidently say that I made the right decision.

Dan Vega is a great teacher.

Thanks to Dan Vega.

Groovy is inside of one influenced language of Kotlin and now I know where from comes some of the nice features of Kotlin :) Again, great thanks to great teacher Dan Vega :) This was a great course!

Kudos to the instructor Dan Vega - excuse me...

The Real Dan Vega for being meticulous and choosing the topics/subjects I feel is appropriate in learning Groovy.

Dan vega has perfectly designed this course with all useful topics paying attention to what is needed.

I want to Thank Dan Vega for such a nice course on Groovy:-) Regards, Aseem Jain I would say it is good.

:) The key reason is that it's because Dan Vega has a pleasant speaking voice, and provides an engaging experience.

Dan Vega covered a very verbose subject with some excellent and useful examples in hi s course.

thank you Dan Vega for creating this course.

Thank you Dan Vega!

I recommend this course for both advanced and beginning developers Good course, great teacher with talent to share his knowledge, provide understandable explanations.

If you want to learn Groovy, I totally recommend this course.

I like this course, I would recommend this course to anyone wants to learn Groovy language.

Overall: I would not recommend this course to someone new to Java and Groovy.

As a Java developer I'm fully satisfied.

As a Java developer I very like this course.

As a Java developer starting to work with Groovy, the course served as a nice introduction.

So far this course has been a good introduction to Groovy and its associated tools As I said before the lecturer is very precise in explaining what they are going to tell you , and then doing so in a step by step way.

This seems like a good, thorough introduction to Groovy.

Very well organized, the instructor is knowledgeable and is presenting the information really well... A java developer would wish this course was a little faster, but of course it is understandable that the course is addressing anyone regardless of the background... Coming from a Java background, I didn't know anything about Groovy and needed to learn it for work.

I'm coming from a non-Java background so it's a bit harder than I expected but from what I've watched, it's been quality instruction.

The course is fine but unfortunatelly most of the material is just coming from the documentation.

I enjoyed the course a lot though I found there to be too much focus on "Groovy vs Java".

He talks a little too much when.

Well explained without too much details.

Would be great if an alternative, faster paced course could be provided for people learning groovy who already have experience with other languages.

A lot of stuff needs to be explained in more details , I don't have an experience in other languages and I'm struggle to understand the course.

The course is well presented and well structured It is concise and informative.

Course content thus far is excellent and well presented.

:-) A very well presented Groovy course explanation is clear, the screen resolution could have been better.

Would suit a beginner to intermediate programmer, for the more advanced programmer, they will learn a lot of useful tips and apis that will help them take their programming to a new level, What could be improved would be some expanded practical examples of using the meta object protocol.

Might be nice to have a different track for more advanced developers, or mark certain lectures as optional.