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Feedback from course participants
The exercises designed to practice the concepts explained
I appreciate how quickly Kevin was able to write solutions and explanations of things on the fly. The training was good and it already contained a lot of useful tricks to optimise loading react components. Lazy loading will be useful on our web apps.
Great, I would recommend to any developer. Very nice, very good pace, just the right amount of breaks
Lots of opportunities to ask questions, great tutor with a very good understanding of the subject and a clear systematic way to explain all the concepts.
I felt that everything was explained well and questions that everyone had were answered well.
Good mix of labs and demos.
A great revelation in terms of what we can do with TDD now. We can begin with the approach straight away which I wasn't sure of. Was a really good session.
An incredible amount of content was covered and I enjoyed having the balance of teaching followed by lab exercises to practice what we'd learned.
Good mix of interactivity but also not too forced. Also liked that there were lots of alternative language examples available for the excercises. Delivery was good. Really liked the use of miro to deliver notes and combine interactivity, certainly more engaging than flat powerpoint slides. The task with the breakout rooms worked well too I felt.
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