Building an Enterprise Application with ASP.NET Core MVC

### **Global Course Rating:** 3.75 ### **Pros:** - **Comprehensive and Practical:** The course is described as an "amazing" resource for beginners with knowledge of basic programming, offering real-world application building insights. It's praised for its applicability to any project and for teaching how to structure data correctly. ([Review 1](#), [Review 5](#), [Review 8](#)) - **Professional Teaching:** The instructor, Everest Nwosu, is commended for his clear explanations, responsiveness to questions, and professional approach to teaching ASP.NET Core MVC. ([Review 2](#), [Review 6](#), [Review 9](#), [Review 14](#)) - **Interactive Learning Experience:** The step-by-step guidance in the course is highly valued, with students finding this method effective for understanding new concepts. ([Review 3](#), [Review 16](#)) - **Enterprise Application Scheme:** The course stands out for its coverage of enterprise application architecture, which is a unique feature compared to other courses on Udemy. ([Review 12](#), [Review 18](#)) - **Highly Recommended:** Many students found the course so valuable that they rate it more than five stars and recommend it highly, especially for those with dotnet core tools at hand. ([Review 14](#), [Review 17](#)) ### **Cons:** - **Technology Version Consideration:** Some students have pointed out that the course does not always consider the possibility of students not having the same version of technology as used in the course, which can lead to discrepancies and difficulties. ([Review 19](#), [Review 21](#)) - **Update Needed:** A few reviews suggest that the course would benefit from updates to cover the latest versions of ASP.NET Core, such as version 6 or 7. ([Review 23](#), [Review 25](#)) - **Detailed but Comprehensive:** While the course is praised for its detail, some students find it overwhelming and wish for a more basic introduction to MVC architecture before diving into complex software architecture. ([Review 20](#)) - **Lack of Exception Handling and Logging Depth:** Some students expect more in-depth coverage of middleware components, exception handling, and logging, which are crucial topics for understanding the core aspects of .NET Core. ([Review 22](#)) - **Cheat Sheets Suggestion:** A suggestion for including cheat sheets with each section would help students following along to identify their mistakes and compare their code with provided examples. ([Review 26](#)) ### **Additional Feedback:** - **Language Considerations:** One reviewer mentions that the course is advanced even for someone transitioning from Java to Full-Stack development, indicating its suitability for intermediate to advanced learners. ([Review 24](#)) - **Learning Resources and Materials:** A call for more detailed documentation or learning materials, such as a cheat sheet, would enhance the course's practicality and make it easier for students to follow along. ([Review 27](#), [Review 30](#)) - **Overall Course Experience:** The overall sentiment is positive, with many students expressing a great experience with the course, noting its precision, clarity, and the logical sequence of lessons. ([Review 28](#), [Review 31](#)) ### **Conclusion:** This ASP.NET Core MVC course receives high praise for its comprehensive teaching approach, clear explanations by the instructor, and practical real-world application examples. However, students recommend updates to the latest technology versions and suggest improvements in covering fundamental MVC architecture before moving on to more advanced topics. The course is highly recommended for those with dotnet core tools looking to develop applications from scratch, particularly if they can align their technology setup with the course's requirements.