Seems to be well designed, covering a lot of ground for an introductory course.

if i am pausing the video ,the video is not stoping , it continue the video

A good course which is beginner friendly and focus on the content from basics

A little hard for beginners, but I was able to complete it with AI's help

It’s very good course but too short and without practice coding

Good atlest after completion u got u are portfolio

the concepts taught are good and upto date

Great course. Easy to understand concepts

Course structure and content is very good

it was a great learning experience :)

Some codes could be explained more.

Se aprende mucho en este curso.

I don't like the peer review

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Overall Good and Nice

It was quite good

pudo abarcar más

good course

very good

excellent

Very good

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Nice

This course has lots of information but it is very general. It is not detailed enough for a complete beginner to understand what each part of a code stands for, or what a particular method is for, or why using one method but not the other when both could work (I had to try out myself to figure out that actually, both could be used). The HTML and CSS are less complicated and I could review the videos and labs repeatedly to figure out most things myself. However, JS is very complex and you really have to understand the very basic before learning the videos. It took me 30 mins to learn and understand what a 5 mins video is talking about as I had to constantly Googling. But that's fine, that's the journey of learning. However, what confused me so much and made me feel that I've actually learned nothing is the lab practice. When a method is used, there is very little explanation of why. Why use const instead var out of a sudden, is a particular phrase a specific function or it is customised wording for the writer to refer to, why use a name that has not been mentioned and it could work, I had no clue. I had to Google the elements to understand what they meant but I still didn't know why it was used in the lab. Unfortunately, I'm stuck at JS and unable to proceed to the next course.