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It is an Amazing Course to learn and grow in life .\n\nThank you Coursera and Google Cloud & Team for giving me this opportunity to learn and make my self better in the filed of Technology .
t was a good free course. I only realised the second time round the labs are ungraded. So I plan on doing them outside Coursera on Qwiklabs itself so I can earn credits for my lab work.
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por Timur G
•good course, but i am not familiar with js
por ONG H M
•The jdk 8 is not support in latest ubuntu
por Juan M A
•Sería recomendable agregar traducciones.
por Isumi K
•Typo! Fix it: quiz/webapp/questions.py
por Ritesh K
•wonderful... liked the course well..!
por Rajesh R J
•the speed is too much for few videos
por Raushan A
•Explanation need to be improved
por rishi b
•not able to ssh on some labs
por 陆吟
•practice test is too little
por Harin H P
•too much focus on nodejs
por KUNG C P
•Good Training Meterial
por zbigniew l
•angular 2 is simpler
por John C
•Could use updating.
por Bartosz S
•It's a bit dry
por Subhankar B
•Good Course
por Kartik S
•Nice Course
por Kamil D
•I like it!
por Julien S
•Ok courses
por Himanshu S
•good
stuff
por FAYIZ P
•good
por VIGNESHKUMAR R
•good
por Vignesh
•Good
por Thành N K
•good
por Darryl S
•It wasn't bad -- I was just hoping for more of a lab-centric course. Throwing out facts left and right is okay but it doesn't help cement the ideas in the student like labs do.
Remember those books we used to read as a kid where at the bottom of every page you had to make a decision on what to do next and then go to the corresponding page? Sometimes we make the right choice and othertimes we don't? It would be great to have a lab like that -- where we're asked to design a system and at each step of the process we have to consider our options, make a choice, and then implement it in a lab -- right or wrong. Every now and then an outside event would happen that, given what we've implemented to date, might kick us to an earlier step to reconsider our options after explaining why our choices led to failure and forcing us to redo our labs. THAT would be great course and the learning, enjoyableness, and reinforcement that would come with it would be worth the price of admission :-)
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