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Feedback from course participants
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.
A nice mix of depth and breadth. There were enough deep dives to have interesting content for everyday TS users but enough of an overview to be generally useful.
The hands-on with practical examples and the very organized materials.
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.
The pacing and the instructor's way of teaching were excellent.
structure was clear and teaching style encouraged lots of people with different skills to take part.
A lot of ground was covered in an interesting and informative way.
Instructor was brilliant and engaging. Content was great with a good balance of labs. It worked really well, breakout rooms were helpful
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.
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I spend most of my time teaching and coaching teams inside of medium to large organisations. I also run workshops and speak at conferences.
I use what I create and discover with live groups to build out pre-recorded courses.
I'm most active on Bluesky and less so on Mastodon. I also have a YouTube channel where I post videos tech tutorials. My Github profile is also here.