Build a Quiz App with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Solo creo q deberian haber subtitulos tambien para gente de habla hispana, de lo contrario muy bueno el curso me gusto mucho y aprendi bastante.

Well explanatory but it could have been better if your voice wasn't too fast. Considering those who practice as they watch these course videos. As for me, I catch up with your voice by pausing the video then play after writing few lines of code.

It was perfect, am a beginner on web page development, this course gave me insight into real life web development problem. And it did it step by step which made it good for me to follow and practice.

Multiple issues with this course. Just because you can do something does not mean you can teach something. The folder structure is disorganized for the project files and there are some incorrect use of how to properly link to files. Instead of linking using "/" you should be using "./index.html" etc. It may work on your local maching but once online it will not function properly as depending on where you place it in a repository it does not know what the "root" folder is. Instructor works in a VS Code IDE which is great but when teaching they should not use plugins that make deciphering the code more difficult. Example: the equals sign "=" vs "==" vs "===" looks completely different than your defauld IDE setup and appear as 2 long lines or 3 but makes if hard to tell which "=" sign is actually used especially on a small screen. Also for me the video quality was always blurry a bit but that could just be Udemy and I am used to Coursera being crystal clear. I found myself going back over the videos and watching things twice with each section as he moves fast and does not really teach from a beginner level. He leaves out important details that I catch sometimes and get lost with other times. I found that mid video sometimes his screen changes and you will notice single quotes change to double quotes like he edited video and abruptly cut to another file or something. He does not even finish certain sections as demonstrated by the fact that most of you who finish the course will have a score counter still multiplying by 100 when his final score in GitHub finished code file does not! He never goes back to explain to change it and the code should be a score of 0-30 for each game with 3 questions. Went back and watched each video again to see if I missed something but no he does not explain to change the code here like his final version. There are many more things but overall I was disappointed that this took so long and seemed to be scattered in thought. I will not be taking any more of his courses due to teaching style and lack of attention to detail. There are many other better courses out there.

Wow also meg überrascht wie gut das pacing ist. Der Tutor hat echt Ahnung und kommt schnell zum Punkt und das macht einfach spaß

James made it very easy to follow along. Loved that he explained where he's getting the API and loader from, and I also liked his use of the console. I am an HTML/CSS/JavaScript beginner and this video provided me a good introduction into what's possible with these webpage programming "languages"

I guess if the tutor types everything and then explains will be soo good, but since he typed everything before and just go troughed it the only place it is lagging, other things are on to the top

I like how James explains what each line of code is for & how they work. More project-based courses like this please......

The content in the course is great to help beginners understand how JavaScript really works in development before moving to frameworks. This short project course is great. Thanks to the author for creating it.

it's been really engaging, building an app for the first time and the explanations are really insightful. Thank you James.

If you're trying to build along with him as he goes it's quite fast. You'll need to pause a lot. I'm at the end of the course and I have multiple issues with mine. I'll have to go back and figure out where I went wrong.

I really liked the way he made the full session interesting. I learned a lot of things by watching him type the code and explain it, which made things much easier.

Very quickly read course and for example we can’t see well the function inspect code in web browther. Low quality of video. I see mistakes in code in GitHub.

Nicely stepped through. A good project to follow along with, however, more emphasis could be placed on educating the viewer on solving the problems than arise rather than simply solving them. Overall, very good presentation.

As a beginner looking to find courses on building applications, this was great. However, also being a beginner, there were too many assumptions being made about the knowledge of the user to be extremely helpful. I think that I will come back and do this again in a few months' time after I have more training and experience. Overall it was well done and I appreciate the time put into making the class. My one piece of advice would be to stay more on path, instead of jumping from different lines. It made it sometimes difficult to follow. Thankfully there is a pause and rewind, so not a giant concern, just worth mentioning.