Modern React with Redux

step by step instructions, very clear explanations, complexity of the apps increases with each section which is a great way to learn Easily explains complex concepts.

The step by step instruction is so easy to understand.

Clear step by step instruction - ability to skip and speed up is very useful Easy to understand for people with minimal web development experience.

Advanced developers may feel like it's a little slow but I appreciate the step by step instruction.

Thanks Stephen :D Great material, step by step instructions that builds upon what you have learned before.

Step by step instruction is very thorough and easy to understand.

Very clear step by step instruction.

very good step by step instructions and well explained theory.

Clear and quality content So far so good clear and detailed step by step instruction.

step by step instructions so far so good So far , its seems to be good.

Of course you can learn from some free resource but I think this course gives you a solid foundation and is worth every penny.

The new explanations and use of semantic ui really brings it up-to-date and it is worth every penny.

Every single series I have purchased from him has been worth every penny.

Worth every penny.

definitively an upgrade from the available youtube courses (worth every penny twice over).

The explanations for the different pieces of Redux alone make this worth every penny.

What has happening behind the scenes is explained as magic sometimes, like react-redux package and how it works.

Good descriptions on the why and thought on showing what is happening behind the scenes, to help you connect the dots on the learning journey.

This course really goes through and explains what is happening behind the scenes.

I like that he explains what's happening behind the scenes with each line of code.

This is an amazing course that will teach you the ins and outs of building a React/Redux app.

I was able to get something working and understand all the ins and outs.

My only issue, and this is a personal preference, is that there seems to be a lot of magic under the hood with this stuff and I want a little more detail on the ins and outs of redux/react.

Stephen paces things just right for beginners to React, writing two non-trivial apps with the framework and showing its ins and outs.

Ideal for students needing an in-depth look at the ins and outs of React and Redux.

Because he explains the ins and outs of React.

My only complaint is the usage of Lodash, I'd rather not use it.

Now, my only complaint!

My only complaint would be that instead of just covering the 'what' of things (which is done expertly) more in-depth explanations on the 'why' would be useful.

My only complaint was that it wasn't totally obvious when we switched to the second project that we were expected to reset the git repo.

My only complaint is I wish one app was used and we continued to build and iterate on the one application.

Would love to have the tutorial continue building off of each section and not start a whole new boiler plate in each section.

A small lesson on the boiler plate manual setup [which fr now we are cloning] would be great to include The best course on React.

The boiler plate code already had this set up.

I'm still missing the understanding that would go along with setting up my own boiler plate but I suspect another course will cover it.

Without being able to follow the instructor past the 1/2 way point, I can say these are the following things that frustrated me: 1) The entire basis of the course is built upon boiler plates that you may, or may not have any familiarity with which leaves you chasing documentation to determine how to setup your own projects in the first place.

I'm not for reusing the instructor's boiler plates simply because they work going forward without knowing enough about them.

this course is good but need to know react and ES6 before Even though I am having trouble getting npm to start (error with webpack file in boiler plate starter package?)

Most courses just gloss over the boiler plate, which makes it difficult to really learn what's going on.

Lots of issues with the boiler plate just started it.

Stephen leaves no stone unturned.

The audio and video quality are good and the bottom up approach leaves no stone unturned.

Instead of the bonus section we could have continued building the blog app--adding our own database (Node/Express/MongoDB using mlab maybe, or Firebase) tags, view by tag/category, comments--and maybe implemented some of what is in the bonus section, like Google Maps, etc.

Certain steps didn't match up with what had been done so far (Google maps not using a component, but does in the next video.

Google maps, youtube apis, weather apis. )

I still have an unresolved issue w/ showing google maps, but besides these complaints, the rest of the course is well-done.

pls continue 1./ wrong implement Google maps video 2./ wrong install react-router (react-router-dom is correct) It's great, but spending too much time explaining ES6 syntax every time it's used.

Everything is clear and works - except the Google Maps part... A lot of info.

I'm very new to front end development and React.

Very basic and only front end development or interaction no server side communications discussion at all.

Very clear for me, I do have a background in front end development, but not JS frameworks.

Excellent course on breaking down and separating the various moving parts (React, ES6, Redux, and other 3rd party libraries).

However, the 3rd party packages it uses - Redux and Redux- Forms most especially - to me are poor choices.

highly recommended According to the real world, to the point and well and depth explained all the topics, Using 3rd party libraries with react makes it complete for devs :) Very clear descriptions and good examples.

Not only is it explained well, but he follows best practices, and supplies 3rd party libraries and tools that he has researched and decided that these are what new develoeprs to React should be using - a massive time saver for anyone wanting to get in to developing with React.

Could be better if it went more into alternative ways of doing action creators and explained middlewares more.

As a beginner, I would find it helpful if key concepts were re-visited briefly along the way -- for example, I was very fuzzy about action creators and reducers by the end of the Blog app!

He also takes time to make the students understand the behind-the-scenes stuff going on in, for example, action creators and reducers.

While I can wire up actions and reducers and the like, I'm thinking I need to go back over the bigger picture of what exactly is going on.

The step-by-step walkthrough, coupled with the visual references (for those of us who are visual learners), make it a lot easier to understand and see the bigger picture.

As opposed to causing disengagement with going on conceptual bird-walks, the instructor intelligently educates his students when appropriate in a way that paints a bigger picture of the processes at hand.

its hard to follow when I know theres a bigger picture Very clear explanations answering a lot of small questions that I asked myself and had no answers very in-depth explanations, taking it slow and explaining everything the best react redux course i ever watched Very clear and with a well-structured incremental path.