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Feedback from course participants
The amount of topics covered, instructors patience with answering questions
Great, I would recommend to any developer. Very nice, very good pace, just the right amount of breaks
Depth & Breadth of content covered
Instructor was brilliant and engaging. Content was great with a good balance of labs. It worked really well, breakout rooms were helpful
Good coverage of subject matter, plenty of help, lots of example
Learning about how to make react apps more performant and how we should measure.
structure was clear and teaching style encouraged lots of people with different skills to take part.
The instructor was brilliant and friendly, his approach to TDD felt more relevant to my day-to-day life than other explanations I'd seen before which I really appreciated. It's made TDD feel more practical and grounded for me. I appreciated that there was a range of activities including a chance to try things out myself. I also appreciated being put into small groups rather than pairs which made discussion easier. I also appreciate the further reading recommendations and lots of resources to refer back to. I appreciated that the session was engaging and interactive without it feeling forced, with regular breaks.
The individual introduction to concepts and being able to follow along, making it easier to digest.
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I use what I create and discover with live groups to build out pre-recorded courses.
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