Bewertung und Feedback des Lernenden für Front-End Web Development with React von The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

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This course is very informative and well-structured. However, the content is a bit obsolete since there were many major updates of React since then. I would strongly suggest the instructor keep the course updated. For example, a short lecture on Hook could substitute Redux since this is the trend right now. I would also suggest new learners who are keen on taking this course to refer to the official documentation of React as often as possible. There are also minor bugs in the code if you follow the course video so make sure you check the forum if you encounter such problems. Overall, I find the course to be worth taking and would recommend it to anyone with a little web development background and who is interested in learning React to take this course.

Fantastic course and well structured and full learning. Only missing point is a supplement course at the end for covering the relevance of the course as well technology/ method/ framework updates that may have happened since the course was made/ recorded. That supplement course with couple of videos, selected articles should be updated every 3 - 6 months. This React course seem have been recorded in mid of 2017 and Now at the end of 2019 we see React Hooks, Saga and other new areas more relevant. Still most of the techniques still relevant for the course. Another area of improvement is links to better JavaScript and TypeScript coding. I find few other pure JS/ TS courses here on Coursera ?

The course is complete and well done, the only weak point i saw are that the contents are a little outdated but still valid (for example there is no material on hooks and the instructor says that function components can't have state and lifecycle method, which were introduced with hooks) and the the professor in the exercises is a little too mechanic, only sporadically stopping to explain why he's writing specific code. But other than that, the course is well taught and the professor is good.

I​t was fun, although I believe this course should be updated with non-deprecated and upgraded CLI & packages. There's also quite a few errors throughout, but I could get through by doing research and searching through the discussion forums (because everybody runs into those same problems.) It was also frustrating having to wait days for someone to grade my work and having to wait days for another person to submit their work so I could grade it.

The material in this course is unevenly distributed. The fourth week is too busy compared to rest: 512 MB in comparing to 316 MB for week 3 and 312 MB for week 2. I would recommend redistributing some of the fourth week information across the rest of the course weeks or create week 5 section. Sometimes there is pointing for other courses, but course is good and provides enough hands on experience to complete the practice.

This course is great. It brings us the basic understanding of react and redux. I put 4 because I thought we would dive into React itself a bit more. For example we skipped react hooks. Also I believe anyone who joins this course is well prepared and familiar with JS and there is no need to explain a lot of features like Promise to the audience. I believe this course will help not only me to become a better web developer)

Really good for a beginner who wants to get a start in front-end development couldn't recommend it more, But if you already know the basics about react, redux, JSON parsing, etc. you will not gain much.

The professor is very laid back and gives really understandable explanations of course there's nothing I can say that will sufficiently explain the amount of knowledge and experience he has on the respective topics.