The learning curve towards the end is really steep

More Practice session and more context for redux

It was a good course. I learned a lot.

i have learnt a lot from this course

Merci pour la formation

Nice

I would say generally this course is pretty decent, but I'm pretty experienced with React and am taking this as part of a larger track and just have to rate this a little lower if it is meant to teach newcomers about some features of React since it has some parts that distinctly stood out to me as bugs that were examples of the 'right' way to do things. It kind of concerns me since I'll be less experienced in some of the other areas of the course, and don't want to learn bad habits. For example, in Module 3 / Side Effects video / 3:50 a useEffect is shown with an infinite loop in it as the way to do things correctly (foods is a dependency of the useEffect, and the foods state is updated in the useEffect). Also, I saw many areas where there could be issues from state update batches based off the state's previous value. setFoods(foods + 1) should be something like setFoods(prev => prev + 1). Also, some of the questions on quizzes were kind of bizarre, like asking how to do an API call with 'React' and the correct answer wasn't useEffect, it was useFetch, which is not a standard React hook. It is a custom one that was written in this course, but newcomers may think this actually exists in the library from this.

should be more focus on Redux, and the code in the final project is a mess. There should be more React modules in the final project. Everything should be broken up into modules in the final project instead of just one big file with with the store. remember we are working with someone else-s code in the final project. Its too much to lpook at. breaking everything up into react modules is the whole point. so why isnt the code more modular_

I feel the the React and Redux labs are just thrown at you such that you don't really get to reinforce what you have learned in the videos. The approach should have been similar to what was in the HTML course. There should be labs where you just get more familiar with the boilerplate code in a practical setting. That way you would have a better understanding of why components, stores, hooks and etc. are set up the way they are.

It's better if you provide practical examples rather than just theory.

First module didn't cover questions which came in the assignment.

Harder to follow code placement than other lessons so far.

It's very difficult to level 1 especially project.

Good

Good

Information was good. Lab virtual environment issues made the course inefficient and spent more time troubleshooting than learning.

It should be in human voice with more real-time applications and examples.

This course does not teach much about how to develop apps in React

Labs taught me nothing. Felt like just an info dump

good

Boring lessons with AI voice. In most of the lessons there are only notions. Please take a look at the Amazon Java Course here on Coursera, it's another world! You will not learn nothing with this course, you'll have to study by your own to really learn something.

This course is not upto date in latest version of we not use render etc but they teach render method etc It is not Recommended in 2025 , It recommended in 2019

The redux part is not good at all, I had to go watch other videos on the topic to be able to understand and complete the project.

I think this was 100% AI. I still appreciate a human talking about stuff. Not the greatest course.