Beautiful React Three.js Fiber Configurator - Design & Code

Recommended *if* you are already very comfortable with the basics of React, R3F, Three.js, and Blender, and would like to see how a talented developer handles combining those skills to build a cohesive and well-designed example project. I am comfortable with the basics of all the skills listed above, so this course was really nice to go through, just to get a glimpse of Anderson's process. I've been following his work and really appreciate all that he shares online. He's very knowledgeable. This course is less about 'teaching' and more about quickly demonstrating his process. It can be a bit tricky to bounce back and forth between the videos and the code sandbox to copy/paste code, grab files, etc. If you are okay with that, and just want a quick fly through of the project, this course might be perfect for you. I tend to appreciate courses that give the student opportunities to work through problems on their own the most, but those types of courses are incredibly time consuming to create and cost far more to purchase, so I think when this course is on one of it's normal Udemy sales, it's certainly worth the price.

Because the course asume users have already knowledge of React Fiber, a reference to a basic course of React Fiber would help

Very good course. Congratulations I i am new to React so my learning went slow but I made it to the end because the content is captivating. Good work!!

Learnt some good tips and tricks with this short course. The codesandbox links would never compile for me but thankfully the code was there. Thank you!

An absolutely awesome course that made me so much more confident with React Three Fiber ready to build some awesome sites. Thank you Anderson for the course and showcasing what is possible. Ready to level up:)

Good course! Nice interesting project and I learned a lot of new libraries. Not for those who new to React.

A little hard to follow. Codesandbox had some errors so I had to start again in vscode. It feels like learning from your friend who's explaining how they made something rather than a course that builds your skills. I think the knowledge is there, maybe it's just me, but I didn't get as much out of it as i hoped.

Creating a showcase with the combination of React.js and Three.js is what I was looking for. Thank you for the course.

I was already user of Three.js and react-three-fiber for a while, and I still managed to get a lot of new perspectives and learned a lot of new libraries that will make my life easier. I follow Anderson for a while on Twitter, so it was a no-brainer for me to buy this course. His work is always polished. But I was surprised to learn that much new tricks.

I recently completed the React and Three.js course and wanted to share my thoughts. The project was visually stunning and as a visual designer, I enjoyed using different models, stickers, colors, and other design elements to create an engaging and aesthetically pleasing project. I appreciate the instructor's honesty in stating that the course is not intended for beginners. As someone who is new to React and Three.js, I found some of the codes difficult to understand, but I still enjoyed completing the project. However, for learners looking to gain a deeper understanding of React and Three.js, this course may not be the best fit.Additionally, I found the instructor's accent difficult to follow at times. But its okay, we have captions. Personally felt the instructor can improve his teaching skill, this was more like code along with him, however i think the course is new and i hope he will improve as he drop new courses. Overall, I completed the project and appreciated the instructor's design skills. If you're an experienced React or Three.js developer looking for a fun project to work on, this course could be a great fit for you. Hope to see more tutorials from you Anderson!

I learned quite a bit from this course. I'd built a configurator before using three.js and javascript, but I'm learning react and react three fiber to take advantage of all of the cool pre-built helpers, so the level was just about right for me. The tutor clearly knows what he's talking about, and while he's possibly not the most natural presenter around there is enough here to make it worth the money.

Anderson really explains the ability to share context very well. I haven't seen it done this well before. The final product that you create is high end and worth the time invested.

Amazing course! Have learned so much in just the first couple lessons and I’ve taken many other courses on threejs

I completed the course and learned a lot. Anderson is an expert at his job. I was also following him on youtube. His pro tips are gold, you won't find them easily. Thanks for sharing your experiences with the community.

This course is less of a tutorial, and more of a "show and tell." The instructor obviously knows his subject matter, but does not know how to teach it. A lot of prerequisite topics are glossed over (Blender, baking images, UV unwrapping, exporting to GLTF etc.). The underlying reasons why these steps are necessary are not fully explained and actually do more to confuse than to clarify (and I came to this course with experience using the technology stack described in the course - familiarity with Blender, React, Three.js etc.). This course is described as a tutorial, but I would caution beginners that this course will overwhelm you, because complex items are poorly explained, and the underlying rationale for doing certain things is not made concrete. Too many cursory hand-waving magical explanations for very complicated steps. May be worth it if you have experience with the tech stack, and can fill in the potholes with your own experience that are glossed over by the instructor. But overall I am dissatisfied with this course - it is not polished, and not well executed.