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    Svelte was exactly what I needed after feeling frustrated using only d3 and vanilla JS for some time. Connor does a fantastic job explaining the Svelte framework, concepts and best practices. Using various examples throughout the modules - both technically sophisticated and perfectly aesthetic - I got to make amazing visualizations and better grasp how Svelte works. Even after completing the course, I constantly return to various sections to see how I can produce something. Highly recommend it!

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    I love the approach to learning you've created and the support on Discord. The speed at which you progress keeps it fresh and sharp. Each module is better than the last because I can see my app build in front of my eyes.

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    Before the beginning of this course, I never installed Android Studio, XCode. Actually didn't think about to move in developing in Mobile Apps because I thought Mobile App development is much complex than Web. But after start engaging with this course, I started to being comfortable in Mobile Development. I want to highlight that this course not just taught me about React Native but also Mobile Development. It's different than Web & this course very nicely teach that to me. I really enjoyed learning everything in this course.Really like to thank Amit to create such a great a course for Web Developers like us to move to the Mobile Development within a short period of time. Also I would like to thank to the Newline Team for creating along with the authors & providing these courses that covers much more different content than the other Platforms.

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    I highly recommend this course for anyone looking for a complete, opinionated full-stack approach to modern web application developmentIn my role as a DevRel at MongoDB, I'm constantly learning new frameworks as well as keeping up with updates to existing stacks. When I evaluate a course, I look for complete content, efficient delivery, and an effective learning strategy. Tinyhouse delivers in all of these areas.It presents React, TypeScript, GraphQL and MongoDB in an incredibly clear, concise way. I highly recommend this course.

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    This course contained lots of new knowledge (typescript with node usage, graphql) for me. The material delivery is clear and easy to grasp. I can't wait to proceed with Part II.

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    The exercises are super fun and straight to the point, and the instructions are very engaging. I highly recommend this course if you are looking to build D3 visualizations with Svelte!

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    I really enjoyed the first part and even went through it a second time using only the transcripts/copy. Super helpful for retention. I just browsed the part II contents and holy wow, that's a lot of content

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    I had lots of fun attending Connor's workshop on D3.js + Svelte.js. Teach + interact + code - the amount of things he manages to do simultaneously is insane!

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    I recently went to a coding interview and I was able to explain GraphQL internals (backend/frontend) thanks to the concepts explained in this course, I really recommend this material to any JS developers.

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    highly recommended- course rich on content- content consists not only of videos but also written sections in tutorial style- however it goes beyond a tutorial and tries to put things into context- instructor is experienced developer an does transfer this over into the course- full source code available

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    I read Fullstack React previously, and Fullstack React with TypeScript shares the same level of brilliance. Within the first 20 pages it has already helped deepen my understanding of Typescript and React. I have 3 years experience as a React dev and only recently started learning Typescript with it. I foresee this book helping me upskill to upper mid level in React and hopefully bringing my Typescript skills close to that as well.

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    Your approach to this course is hands down better than any other I have seen. I absolutely LOVE that you walk us through building things from scratch, then after we understand why and how we did that, only then do you start to talk about some additional libraries we can use to help smooth it out. Thank you!

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    I highly recommend Chirag Kalra's .NET Fullstack application course to anyone whom wants to learn .NET and some best practices in that realm. Chirag provides real life scenarios of problems you might hit when it comes to refactoring code and how to go about it modularizing code into reusable code across services. Overall, the course is excellent, detail and will recommend to anyone whom is interested in learning .NET.

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    I like how easy and robust you structured react hooks. Now, I look forward to get a job in this stack

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    Having everything put together in one place is so much better than trying to do it in separate tutorials. I also liked that this course started simple and showed the techniques that are used to develop the app rather than just looking at the finished project and not knowing how it got there. Tinyhouse really made things clear for me.

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    Prior to this, I had experience with React but never really developed API's on my own using Node. I have an internship over the summer and I saw that past interns worked on some web apps. These videos give me a lot of confidence understanding the whole architecture of a web app.

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