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About React GraphQL Academy
React GraphQL Academy (formerly ReactJS Academy) offers in-person and remote ReactJS & GraphQL training. The course helps companies and individuals deliver complex and reliable React applications by up-skilling professional developers in the React ecosystem.... Read More
This program is ideal for students who have a background in coding, strong understanding of JavaScript, or have previously completed a "learn to code" bootcamp. Students can expect to be confident React developers able to develop complex applications implementing best practices. Alumni will have access to a private Slack channel, where they will be able to network with colleagues, ask coaches for some advice, and find relevant tech news.
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Average Ratings (All Programs)
4.82/5
- Rafael Dujarric
- Advanced React Training
- Graduated: 2020
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"Great Bootcamp!"
- Raghu
- GraphQL API Part-time
- Graduated: 2020
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"From foundations to using GraphQL engine, React GraphQL Academy's GraphQL Bootcamp got you covered!"
I program in full stack JavaScript environment and completed some GraphQL tutorials before attending GraphQL API Part-time.
First the course started off with GraphQL foundations and thinking in graphs, then learned a ton about Schema design and Error handling... Read More
Pros:
1. Taught by the best in the fields of React and GraphQL
2. Well organized sessions and exercises to work on the concepts learnt in each session
3. In detailed analysis, discussions and practical use cases of concepts
- Willman Corcho
- GraphQL API Part-time
- Graduated: 2020
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"Great online experience"
- David Leuliette
- GraphQL Part-time
- Graduated: 2020
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"I finally have a big picture about Professionnal GraphQL development."
I am using GraphQL since 3 years now.
The problem is: I never completed the giant tutorial on howtographql.com
I decided to attend to the bootcamp to revisit the basics to have rock solid foundations.
This boocamp is nice if you want to have a private course... Read More
Now, I am more confident in GraphQL about shema design, subscriptions, security, error handling or even using a real life tool like Hasura.
Comment- fabio barbieri
- Part time React, Redux and GraphQL
- Graduated: 2019
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"very disappointed. a totally wasted time"
- Patrick Bower
- 1 Week React, Redux & GraphQL Bootcamp
- Graduated: 2019
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"A very comprehensive, in-depth syllabus taught by an expert"
- Daniel Marksteiner
- Graduated: 2019
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"A great, focused one week bootcamp introduction to React!"
- Anonymous
- Graduated: 2019
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"A well thought out and highly engaging course"
- Anonymous
- Graduated: 2019
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"A well thought out and highly engaging course"
PROS:
+ Supportive, knowledgeable and highly engaged trainers.
+ Explanation of concepts in a clear and concise way.
+ Constant discussion of ideas within the group which meant that no one was left behind before moving onto the next topic.
+ Nice balance... Read More
CONS:
- None
Massive props to Richard, Alex & team; this was a fantastic course! Highly recommended to anyone of any experience level.
Comment- Sam F
- Graduated: 2019
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"Intense and information packed"
I attended this course as a self taught programmer hoping to expand my knowledge and break into the job market. My only React knowledge before the course was the provided pre-course materials and online basics courses.
I learned a huge amount on this course,... Read More
I especially welcomed the opportunity to pair program with other students throughout the course, as this is something I had not done before in my previous self-study.
As a relative novice in software development I cannot understate how far this course brought along my knowledge and ability to write professional code. As well as specifics, the course also does a great job of covering theory and principles behind React development, i.e. 'How To Think in React'. For example, we covered ideas like declarative vs imperative programming, writing testable units, writing and code for developers rather than for users, and separation of concerns.
Throughout the course we also considered different approaches to each problem, discussing the benefits of each. This was invaluable, as software development is an ever changing landscape and it is important to consider why we do things as we do them, rather than just blindly following trends.
I came away from the course with as many questions as answers, but this is a positive thing, as it allowed me to consolidate my knowledge and continue learning in an informed way since finishing the course.
Many thanks to Alex, Richard and the team!
CommentReact GraphQL Academy's average rating is 4.82 out of 5.0 based on 34 review(s).
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Hi Fabio, we’re sorry to hear that the course didn’t meet your expectations.
Thank you for giving us feedback, it helps us improve in telling people WHAT to expect from our courses & HOW they will learn things.
So now, in addition to the Pre-course Learning... Read More
- “Teachers don't know how to teach”
The way we explain things is not arbitrary, we have a well-defined teaching method (http://rgql.link/_/tm). The teaching principles (http://rgql.link/_/tp) we follow are evidenced-based, and research shows they are effective. But for our method to work, learners need to do exercises. You told us during the course that you wanted more theory and less in-class exercises. As a solution, we suggested lecturing again to anyone who wanted more theory during the next session (not only you, so we didn’t exclude anyone), and that was a full session dedicated to recap. We spent all the session discussing and explaining things on 1-on-1 discussions with everyone, including you. If you thought that was not enough, it would have been helpful for us to know in order to provide new alternatives.
To sum up, please, always pay attention to the documents we share before the start of the course. “What to expect from React GraphQL Academy course” (https://rgql.link/_/wte) Prospectus gives you the whole picture of the training that you’ll get + the methodology we use + the engagement that we expect from you to get the best outcome.
- “Could learn nothing from the class itself, so motivation was to study in advance”
Our courses are very intense, and this is one of the main reasons why many people choose us. We are very clear about it and try to make it as vivid on the website as possible. That is why all the students receive Pre-course materials beforehand, so they can make sure they are ready for the course. The other thing we do to help a student get through the course successfully are Q&A sessions. Before every session, we allocate time for Q&A to answer any questions from the previous session. Please, make sure to prepare them, as this time at the start of the session is very useful especially if you work in between sessions. We’re sorry to hear that those exercises for the next session you asked for in advance, didn’t help you prepare better :(
To sum up, please, make sure you look through all the pre-course materials we send you.
- “The chosen topics”
We’re very transparent with all the topics which will be covered . You could see them all when purchasing the course. During the session when you learned Storybook you also learned CSS-in-JS. You’re right that you spent almost the entire session using Storybook, but you also spent the same time using styled-components. Storybook helps you style the components in isolation, we think this is useful so you can focus on learning style-components without having to think of the rest of the application.
To sum up, please, make sure you look through the Curriculum (http://rgql.link/_/rc) before purchasing a course.
- “Simple concepts became very complicated”
Our curriculum consists of a set of building blocks designed to learn progressively. Every set of our curriculum is carefully chosen and placed in the right order to learn incrementally. The concepts explained in session 1 are meant to be used in session 2, and so on. There are two full recap sessions (one right in the middle of the course and one at the end) where we don't explain anything new, and developers work on the concepts of previous sessions to make sure they consolidate them. Those recap sessions are meant to help you avoid cognitive load (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_load).
To sum up, since we have a progressive curriculum, it’s very important to ask any question during the recap sessions to avoid concepts becoming complicated as the course progresses.
We’re really sorry we were not able to understand and meet your needs. We value your feedback and we hope that the changes we’ve made will help avoid any future frustrations.