It was great, following the React course. Explaining based on the latest syntax and especially providing insights from a practical perspective was very helpful for prioritizing and focusing.

Even in the areas I clearly thought I knew everything about, there were things I didn't know. Through the basic lectures, I've identified what I was lacking and I need to work on supplementing those parts.

It was easy to understand thanks to your detailed and simple explanation.

The lecture is great. I'll give you that.

It was a great opportunity to relearn the concepts of hooks that I had been using without much thought.

The explanation is detailed and good. However, as the voice in the lecture changes, there are several confusing parts, such as switching between pronouncing DOM as "D-O-M" and "Dom."

This is a review I'm leaving after watching only about 10% of the course. I've studied Next.js for about two years and have built one or two simple websites. The instructor explains in great detail the parts I used to use without fully understanding, as well as things I've been curious about. The explanations are spot on... I've only seen about 10% so far, but it seems like a great course.

I'm learning a lot.

I was able to complete the course quickly and without pressure before starting Part 2. It covered all the essentials, and I really appreciated the detailed answers to my questions. I usually watch the lectures quickly and then review by skimming the materials; however, there seemed to be some slight discrepancies between the lectures and the materials. It would be great if this part could be updated!

I don't use React in my current work, but through the standard React practices taught in this course, I was able to understand the current state of modern frontend development. Although I still use JSP and jQuery, I'm getting inspiration on what to consider when building complex UIs. Also, having missions for each lecture keeps it from being boring and helps me stay immersed. It's a great course.