SK
Yes good course and clear lot of concept of Spring Framework with providing useful content.

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SK
Yes good course and clear lot of concept of Spring Framework with providing useful content.
RN
Easy to follow, good examples, and useful for learning design patterns and testing.
BB
It was very good, but I think it could have more Labs to gain more experience
Y
The course was well-structured and provided a great learning experience with hands-on Spring Boot concepts.
GK
good for beginners who want to quickly learn about the sring framework. spring security modules are not up to the mark though~
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good for beginners who want to quickly learn about the sring framework. spring security modules are not up to the mark though~
The course didn't teach much and didn't explain the code, which is the most important part. Doesn't teach authentication with JWT or working with databases in Spring (maybe because the next course is about databases? But that should been before this course). Also, in the final project is missing some information like where to store the answers given by users in a Quiz app and the information is usually a bit shallow, making me needing to watch a very fast gif of the app ready to know what to do
Excelente curso, esta muy completo en su contenido, tiene una buena cantidad de proyectos de practica para implementar y reforzar los conceptos vistos.
The course was well-structured and provided a great learning experience with hands-on Spring Boot concepts.
Yes good course and clear lot of concept of Spring Framework with providing useful content.
It was very good, but I think it could have more Labs to gain more experience
IBMs skillup trainings are all AI voiced garbage with little practical knowledge bestowed.
The content of course is AI generated
superficial