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Mark seemed to know what needed to be done before I did and he got it done with style too. Great work on a significant system that has drowned the spirits of many.

Mark knows what good craftsmanship is. He is perfecting his workflow constantly, always looking for ways to improve it. His knowledge of Django framework is extensive and he never had failed answering if one had any questions.

I’ve already taken 30+ very popular courses on Udemy with 15+ different teachers. And this is by far and without a doubt the best. He’s enthusiastic, engaging, teaching step by step with the perfect pace, quickly and clearly answering to any of your questions . Highly recommended!!!

Mark is an amazing teacher. He explained a bunch of difficult tools/things I have never worked with in easily understandable way – with practical examples.

I have been a Python/Django developer for the past 2 years…I took this course to refresh my knowledge of DRF and I would say this course is great. Very comprehensive and detailed explanations. 

Very well explained, THE BEST course in Django Rest Framework.

Wonderful course and a great instructor that teaches you about the code you are writing. There is a lot here to go over so quickly, but the instructor does a great job at explaining as much as possible in a clear, and concise manner. Would recommend this course to anyone wanting to get involved with APIs.

Tried several other Django courses but this one is superior.

Mark has done a great job explaining everything step by step. He is not confusing in making things extra complicated, but simplifies it for better understanding. I would highly recommend this course if you want to learn how to build your own Framework. The last section on Amazon Web Services was also a nice bonus!

Lots of courses go through the basics of working with a given web framework. But this course goes the extra mile by giving an example of a realistic deployment, which is where a lot of people get lost. Nice job!

I’m already done at least 10 courses here on Udemy, and this one is the best. Professor teach all with details, step by step. Great! Highly recommended!

In the past I had attempted, and given up on: Django REST Framework, Vagrant, and AWS. This course demystified all of them. Love it!

I finished the entire course and I have to say that this lowers the barrier of entry for this technology considerably so. I highly recommend this course for newer programmers or anybody trying to start their own rest APIs.

This course was so amazing! I gained a lot of new knowledge and skills. The course was well structured, delivered and this will help me build on the skills I have acquired and as well apply them in time situation.

A very informative and easy to follow course. This course will give you the necessary tools and knowledge to start making real applications.

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Git Flow like a Pro!

Git Flow is a new tool I’ve been using that’s been an amazing time saver for me, so I wanted to share it with you here. It’s an open-source GitHub project that some developer has kindly made for the developer community. The purpose of…
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AngularJS with Gulp Tutorial

In this video I’m going to show you how to make a Hello World app using AngularJS using Gulp to deploy and test locally. There are loads of tutorials explaining how to make a basic Hello World app but I find most of them don’t focus on the…
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How to use Angular CLI and get Angular2 set up in SECONDS Tutorial

I’ve been teaching myself Angular2 and how to use the next version of the Angular framework. I think this software is going to be really popular in the foreseeable future and that most apps, whether mobile or desktop, will be hybrid apps rather…
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My Top 5 Linux Dev Tools for the Full-stack: Atom, Node JS, Vagrant, Virtualbox, and Oh my Zsh

Having recently switched from Windows to Linux, I thought it best to showcase the top Linux dev tools that I use day-to-day in my dev environment. Here's a video demonstration of my set-up. If there's anything you use that's missing, let me…
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Switching from Windows to Linux

Four weeks ago I started working on a new project for a client. The first task was to load up a Vagrant box to run their platform locally on my machine. So I cloned the Git repo and ran 'vagrant up'. Immediately I was presented with errors...…
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My experience with Dell Support (Dell Hell 2.0)

As a software engineer, the most important tool you will ever need for your job is your computer. In January 2015 I decided it was time to get a new laptop. I was currently using an Acer Aspire V3-571 which lasted me a good year (which…

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