This was a really excellent course. The functional project at the end helped me understand how recommendation systems work and now I'm very excited to try to build a similar system for books I love.
Very interesting and fine course, in this course I learn how to solve Nested data and new a new thing i.e REST API which seems best in course 3 now I am excited about course 4. Thanking you Michigan
par Danni C
•The content in Week 3 is very hard to understand.
par ABHAY V
•Awesome Course to learn the API calling and use.
par Nishtha j
•the course content and the assignment ere good
par ARPIT P
•Assignment is quite difficult to understand.
par Aishwarya K
•A good course to get on.One must go for it.
par Muhammad E
•a really good API introductory course
par Jayprakash C
•The examples of REST API were cool!!
par Akkarawat M
•Starting to get harder for me
par Iden T C
•this course is awesome
par ATHUL J
•runestone isnt good
par Jeet S
•It was really good!
par Pavithra K
•APIs explained well
par Indrajeet S
•Enjoyed the course
par Y B Z
•Great Experience
par Chopperla S P M
•GOOD TO LEARN
par amma n
•good courses
par Achraf N
•great course
par Paul H
•Great class
par YUJUN F
•后面有点儿难了
par George S
•greeat
par Amir S
•good
par Taraksa R
•good
par Litesh G
•good
par ALBUQUERQUE A J
•💯🙌
par Terry M
•The content itself was "clearly better than average" but the delivery ( due to Runestone being buggy ) was "clearly below" average. Figuring out what's wrong with your own code is a "good stress" because there is something you can do about it. Figuring out why Runestone is doing something unexpected is a "bad stress" because all you can do is paste it into a discussion forum and wait ( often for quite some time ) for a reply which may or may not be helpful. So here's the thing; it's not always obvious as to when it's the former at play vs the latter or perhaps even both and hence one is left to speculate as to whether or not one is spending hours diligently and happily *learning by doing* or just *Completely Wasting Your <hyphenated expletive> Time*. This review applies to courses 1-4 .