Complete guide to building an app with .Net Core and React

I'm so proud of this experience but I think this course have more technology like notification and payment and so on..

it was worth it, the explanation was fantastic

Great course. Neil never disappoints. In my opinion, React looks a bit more confusing than Angular or Vue.js. I find its structure messier than the others. Also, the backend differs from the one I am used to in .NET 5 and .NET 6. More abstractions, even though that's the Clean Architecture pattern, I am more into the old Repository and Unit of Work patterns...This new approach using Mediatr gets my head spinning. Highly recommend though.

I would recommend this course, but only if you have already some React knowledge. This is not for beginners. I come from a asp classic/webforms/php/vanilla js/jquery background. I have long time struggling to learn these single page js frameworks works, and at the same time asking myself why I should learn them. It is frustrating because most tutorials are awful. Then I bought this one, and after some time, I found it equally disappointing, because once you arrive to the front-end section, he never explain what the f-- is that "useState" or "useEffects" weird functions. He only put the example and you must follow. I paused this course, and after a while I found a great tutorial that really helped me out finally to understand what React was all about in a straight manner: " Learn React With This ONE Project" from "Tech with Tim" channel, in Youtube. In only 1 hr 40 minutes, he explains wonderfully the basic concepts of React, in a straight way, and dont deviates with unrelated technologies or details. That moment was when I finally understood the React's "philosophy" and the basics about how it worked. Then I came here to start over from scratch. As I say, is a good course but he has the following flaws, in my opinion: - He waste time explaining things that a person who bought this course should already know (like what is an "accesor modifier" for a property", etc ) Honesty, this course is not from beginners that are starting from scratch, because the author cant waste time explaining all points of all things for the sake of beginners. - He waste time explaining alternative ways of doings things that you aren't use at the end anyway. This makes you waste time and losing focus on important things. I'm right now in the Error Handling section, and he starts explaining one way of doing things and the next lesson saying "this is not ideal so we are going to do otherwise" .... so WHY did you do that in the first place ? This is part of his teaching style, and is very, very annoying because he makes you type for nothing, and it is a waste of time. I have also his Angular course, and in some sections it is the same. Man, go to the straight o the point. As I said, don't try to do I-can-fit-all in my course... - You must wait until he finish the explanation because you don't know when he will undo it, like for example, when he is running Vite, and then he says "I will chose Typescript". There where actually 2 typescripts options: a) typescript (alone) and b) typescript + SWC. Then he continue his gibberish and then says "so I will chose typescript + SWC. Why not ? " ... it its the same thing regarding the previous point. Suddenly he start explaining a way of doing things, you follow him, and then he say "but this is not the standard way so we aren't going to use it" ... and then erase all the typed code .... Whyyyyy you then explained it ? Look man, your course is good but you have to focus in which kind of audience you will address your teachings, you can't make a one-size-fits all. I think this course could last less time if you really focus on important things related to the main subject.