The parts about ElectronJS itself was very interesting and useful
Concepts are deeply explained (esp. around Javascript and node)
Good energy from the trainer
the exercises that we did
The course, The Trainer
It was very relevant to what I am currently doing at work. I learn very essentials skills.
The knowledge sharing style was pretty good
The interaction with the audience; sense of humour, engagement, real world examples, repetition of concepts for understanding and learning
Practical time was fun.
The practical sessions
Given time to code for each and every exercise.
How he offers the training and give us activities to do on our own
The trainer is the subject matter expert.
coding exercises
Very "hands-on" training, with lots of examples and explanations. I really enjoyed it and I feel like a learned many new things in a very short time. Very well done!
Variation of subjects, lots of exercises.
I liked the course overall, it was interactive and full of new information and helped me remember lots of notions on javascript.
It was interactive. We got to code as we went.
The participants
I really like going through the training examples and real life examples
I really like the exercises
We covered a functional game until the end of the meeting
He really made an effort to provide specifically the topics we need, and research stuff he didn't normally use.
Really knowledgable and friendly guy Answering questions I liked the content and the free exercise in the end
His ability to teach me through real-life examples, and his immediate response to my question with a clear and understandable answer.
Very well explained.
Interactive; realistic examples; good structure.
I like the hands on activities.
Learning the fundamentals
I enjoyed the interactivity and the fact that the trainer had a good balance regarding how deep he went into some topics and regarding "feeling the crowd" so to speak. It makes you feel like you are part of the learning program, and not as if you are here just to listen and if you understand, ok, if not, unlucky, no one cares. Great job considering participants' feedback!
The DaDesktop solution. Training exercises.