Node.Js: REST APIs Development with Loopback

I have just finished the course and I really enjoyed it. It fulfills the requirements for beginners to understand the fundamentals of LoopBack. Instructor is exciting and knows what he is doing. Thank you. Also, I have read some comments about his accent and some words he is using. I found those comments as racist. I have taken so many course whose instructor is native speaker and the course is not understandable. But this course is fully understandable and I didn't even need to open subtitles to follow the course. I'm looking forward to see the advanced course for LoopBack from this instructor.

Content is good for beginners but the accent is so forced that it is irritating. Just speaking normal English without the accent would have been 100 times better. And I am tired of hearing "Incredible" every few minutes. I know the narrator is trying to keep the course alive, but overdoing things can really kill the interest.

Had all this info from my last training. Was looking for secured API connectivity through loop back. With front end mobile App.

This course is good are saw many bad reviews which are false the only problem is the accent but the course really helped me

Skipping too much intermediary information, the challenge at this state is not reasonable given we weren't really shown examples how to solve a similar problem.

La traducción de los subtitulos es mala, mas porque habla muy rápido el instructor pero se le entiende si sabes ingles

I have a feeling that the course is average and follows some fragments from loopback-getting-started sample. I would expect more real-life and complex use-cases descriptions. IMO there is a room for the following improvements: - hard to see the overall picture, perhaps using diagrams from the loopback.io documentation would be better; - more examples about login/logout users, authorization-and-permissions via JWT or third party identity providers, startup logic and hook methods; - more examples about ssl (https), push notifications, sending emails, publish–subscribe model; - using storage providers such as Amazon or OpenStack; - make presentation more informative and neutral. Hearing too many times 'Incredible!!!' distracts from the actual content.

The explanation of the loopback project structure could be better at the beginning of the course, it could go deeper on to explaining all of the components that were created when executing command to create the initial project. The explanation of the rest of the functionality of using loopback is much better.

Es un curso recomendado para rápida incursión en la herramienta, como se dio en mi caso por motivos laborales. Entiendo que habrá que reforzar conocimientos con la documentación en linea.

No se le entiende al tutor y avanza demasiado rápido. Los subtítulos están malos, las frases no calzan.

First, what did I expect from this video? (before, please excuse my translated English) I heard about Loopback a few years ago and wanted to get a first comprehensive overview and get to know the practice from the current version. I got a first overview and also a good practical example, but my expectations for this course were clearly too high. This was made more difficult by the teacher's pronunciation, (frequent) debugging within the course (but were instructive), fast jumping between application windows. Multiple debug sessions during each video, although a complete section was provided for debugging. Was this course "cool" or even "incredible"? Do we go into detail? Loopback Course - My little(!) conclusion Phew, I had to get used to the speaker's pronunciation first. His pronunciation is very "funny", "musical", in the beginning he repeats a lot of "cool" and "incredible", for me this is almost annoying. In some videos it was very hard for me to hear him, some videos were also very loud and noisy (section 4). Even the subtitle generator has its problems with its pronunciation :) Section 1: A simple, not very detailed explanation of Loopback, its installation and creation of a first model. Here I expected much more, I would like to know more about the core of Loopback and its advantages. Section 2 I see personally: Personally, I see it as a bonus and not as a central part of this course. Section 3 was quite decent and It was quite decent and gave me a very good overview, finally we are getting closer. Section 4 was missing in this case: I missed a much better explanation of the loopback model concept in this chapter. Why does Loopback distinguish between embedded and separate models, where are the advantages and disadvantages in direct comparison? Are there also "one too many", "many too many" relationship models in the individual models? Course 25: Some errors - live - in the presentation, the "Why this is wrong" is only treated superficially. Very fast "live hack" of troubleshooting, a new error-free video would be better. Course 28: Another debug video that wasn't very informative for me. 7:27 minutes from 8:34 a "cool","incredible" debug scuffle. Then a short, concluding simple diagram with the excursion to the online documentation. I expected a more detailed explanation of these model classes in video 28. What makes up a basic model class, what comes with the persistent model class and the custom model class. Section 5: Another great strength of loopback is explained to me too superficially. An introductory video about the Login/ACL concept of Loopback is missing from my point of view! Again there are debug videos, numbers 34 and 35, why? Section 6 was also quite decent: Was also quite decent and gave me a very good overview, a good conclusion.

Hppy with the course so far. The only minor problem is the accent of the presenter and the occasional mistake when coding (although he fixes them immediately).

At the beggining ypu can't understand a word he is saying, i would say this course is more like a guide than it is a class, 3 and a half stars

Instead of just telling definitions it would be really good if you could explain what particular code does

Too Basic, I was expecting a detailed course. This kind of content can easily be found on Youtube . The Instructor needs to work on his accent too, it was so annoying.