Reviews | Frontend Masters

I'm truly impressed with the quality of the instructors, top-notch! Also, the casual tone of the course is great because it's suitable for all levels and still keeps your attention without being too boring or academic. Everything runs super smoothly and the transcriptions are a huge plus – so helpful! Loving it all! 🤩

Rita Iglesias Gandara

Frontend Masters just keeps on giving us amazing workshops. The ROI I've gotten from this platform using it over the years is immeasurable. Worth every dollar.

Austin Akers

tweetmonster999

There isn't another place that has the same quality and is consistent in quality across all courses as Frontend Masters.

Fauzaan

fauzaanu

I take this opportunity to thank Frontend Masters for massively shaping my career. If it weren't for them, I doubt if I could be where I am today.

Olvine George

GeorgeOlivine

I have been promoted to a Senior Frontend Developer!

It would be wrong to not shout out Frontend Masters, the coursework there increased my skills a lot more than I initially thought, I can’t recommend it enough.

Adomas Liutkus

Senior Front-End Developer @ NordLayer

As a new-ish Software Engineering Manager, I enjoyed watching the new course on Frontend Masters by Jem Young called, "Engineering Management Fundamentals 101" Well done Jem 👏

Elijah Manor

elijahmanor

Frontend masters really nailed the course subscription model with regular course updates and great content in their platform.

Kevin

kevinzunigacuel

I just completed "JavaScript: The Hard Parts, v2" by Will Sentance on Frontend Masters! Will is such a insightful and funny guy, making this whole learning experience quite entertaining. Can recommend. 100%.

Markus August

sobergklyver

If you are really interested in honing your skill as a dev, the best thing you can do for yourself is to subscribe to Frontend Masters.

IMO, no learning resources online beat what you get from Frontend Masters.

Yusuf Lanre

yusfulcoder

If you are serious with being more competent with your web development skills and you can afford, get a Frontend Masters subscription.

1 course on FrontendMasters is worth 10 Udemy courses.

Kelvin Omereshone

Dominus_Kelvin

My decision to get a Frontend Masters subscription is paying off - not just because it gives me a binge-worthy way of refreshing knowledge in core areas but also because the instructors are pros - so you get to learn how to craft courses effectively as well 😍

Nitya Narasimhan, PhD

nitya

TBH I owe my entire career to Frontend Masters, content is GOLD, usually explained and taught by top notch devs. IMHO worth every penny 👀

Robert Borghesi

dghez_

Frontend Masters should be in every developers tool kit.

- Wide range of course topics
- World class teachers
- Full learning paths to go from zero to hero.

Will Thomson

willthomson__

I think I should subscribe to Frontend Masters for life. The courses are super rich and on point. Never had this level of satisfaction with any education platforms.

Negar Jamalifard

NegarDev

When, without any prompting; your manager offers you a Frontend Masters subscription you know you picked a good place to work 😍

Sarah O'Brien

sarocodes

Frontend Masters is amazing. Super talented educators and quality content.

Kevin Powell

KevinJPowell

The Go with AWS course has a great cadence, and the tutor is knowledgeable and engaging. I often find myself switching off when watching video tutorials, but this course has been quite enjoyable. Keep up the great work.

Elliott G.

Recently completed the Tailwind CSS course on Frontend Masters taught by Steve Kinney!

Love the utility-first approach for rapid development and keeping styles consistent. Big thanks to Steve Kinney for the awesome breakdown!

Here's what I loved most:

Utility Classes: Building UIs with pre-defined classes for margins, padding, and typography feels great. No more jumping between files and hunting down conflicting CSS issues.

Boosting Efficiency: Tailwind lets you focus on layout and component styling, freeing you from writing tons of CSS.

Customization Power: Don't get fooled by the utility-first approach. You can still create custom classes and components for a unique design.

Overall, Tailwind CSS is seriously streamlining my development process. It's a fantastic tool for building modern, responsive websites quickly.

Cody Perry

Senior Software Engineer

Thank you for this course Jen Kramer and Frontend Masters! Just finished laying out a website post taking this course with CSS Grid, and it took about half the time it would have taken with my previous method using flexbox.

Jamaal Amedee

This was a great course presented by Frontend Masters; I had three 15-year-olds and one 13-year-old go through the course, and they all enjoyed it. The amazing thing was watching them take things further and create their own games (which were actually really tough to beat!).

Jeff Morrissette

Front End Web Developer

Need a better way to collaborate with UX designers on your projects? Learning Figma with Steve Kinney on Frontend Masters can get you there.

This course taught me how to use Figma's features like shapes, frames, and reusable components.

Understanding these tools means I can now work better alongside UX professionals, ensuring our designs are both beautiful and functional before any coding starts.

Ricky Garcia

Empowering teams to create great software.

Amazing course and amazing person! Brian explained everything really well and I'm really glad I bought a membership.

Imad El Jabouri

Amazing course! Easy to understand. A profound, and a great choice for us as developers!

Diego Escaño

As a data scientist Ive gotten so much effin value from your courses, its mind blowing. Keep doing what your doing 🥰

Jeffrey 杰弗瑞

tomcocobrico

It's been such an eye opener getting to understand the foundational JavaScript concepts with the 3 pillars of JS: Types and Coersion, Scope and Closure, 'this' keyword & the Prototype system with the 'class' keyword. Excited to apply the concepts to my own projects.😁

Munga

MungaSoftwiz

Even after all my experience with Git, I learned a lot of really cool stuff. Highly recommend.

Stephen Greco

Senior Software Engineer & Tech Lead

I just finished 'Getting Started with JavaScript , v2' course. Explored cool stuff like type coercion best practices and went deeper into closures & prototypes.

Excited to take on more JavaScript challenges! 🩷

Andreea Farcas

AndreeaFarcas98

I completed "Introduction to Next.js, v3" and got to understand the basic workings of Next.js. 🚀 Pretty solid and helpful. I've been working with Next.Js projects and templates, but I didn't quite understand the inner workings and had to do a lot of searching, This course has given me a deeper level of understanding of Next.Js and its features.

Festus Idowu

Mcnobledev

Exploring Frontend Masters and it's been an amazing journey! The content is top-notch, and the way industry experts simplify complex concept is phenomenal. I'm thrilled to share that I've just complete the 'React and TypeScript, v2' course by a renowned instructor Steve Kinney. The depth of the concepts explored in the course is truly remarkable.

Priyank S.

React js Developer | Designing Scalable Solutions

Just finished the Building Go Apps that Scale on AWS course yesterday, learned a ton! Definitely worth watching!

Ben Hilger

BenDev404

When I began my web development journey, I just learned basic concepts and moved into learning frameworks like React and Next. Closures, Hoisting, and promises did not quite click for me then. But as I delved deeper and deeper into React, I wanted to understand every bit and piece of JS. Frontend Masters made this journey smoother. Over the past year, I completed several of their JS workshops, and now I can confidently say I know Javascript.

Completed Javascript courses:
1. Deep JavaScript Foundations, v3
2. JavaScript: The Hard Parts, v2
3. Vanilla JS: You Might Not Need a Framework
4. The Hard Parts of Asynchronous JavaScript.
5. JavaScript Performance

The most recent workshop I completed was "The Hard Parts of Asynchronous JavaScript." The workshop started with Execution context and event loop and ended with implementing Async/Await from scratch. It was the most profound Aha moment of my Javascript journey thus far!

Mahdi Murshed

Software Engineer

I just finished "The Hard Parts of JavaScript OOP" by Will Sentance on Frontend Masters! I loved how Will tackled JavaScript object issues and offered diverse solutions until reaching the OOP approach, which just prototypes behind the scenes. Highly insightful! 🚀

Azedine Ouhadou

OuhadouAzedine

Awesome Course featuring interesting tools of react-native👨‍🎓

Khairul Islam

ThisIsKhairul

Completing the Computer Science Learning Path from Frontend Masters help me land a high paying job.

Saurabh Ramesh Kacholiya

saurabhkacholiy

I'm so impressed with Frontend Masters. If you know how to build and you're bored of framework churn, Frontend Masters seems to be the only source really digging deep into the web that's interesting to people with experience.

Ethan Glover

Application Engineer & Craftsman

I watched the ThePrimeagen’s vim videos on FrontendMasters. Now I use VS Code and Zed in vim mode.

Babátúndé Adéyẹmí

codingpop

Time to time I recommend Frontend Masters, but the Professional Learning Path was especially great one.
I tried dozens of resources over the years and chose this one to have a yearly subscription.
56 hours of great instructors and brilliant content.

Nikoloz Chkhaidze

Software Engineer

The Hard Parts of JavaScript and all the related hard parts series by Will is totally worth it.

Will Sentance is the goat.

Abhinav

sehgxl

Just wrapped up "Fullstack TypeScript (feat. GraphQL & Node.js)" by Mike North on Frontend Masters!

Great workshop on how to get end-to-end type safety across the stack 👼

Ashley Thompson

ashleygthompson

Just finished this incredible course on building Go services with AWS on Frontend Masters, taught by the awesome Melkey.

I learned how to:

- Deploy Go services on AWS: infrastructure as code with #CDK made it smooth and efficient.
- Build backend logic: created 3 endpoints and a middleware using Go.
- Integrate 5 key AWS services: Lambda, DynamoDB, CloudWatch, ApiGateway, and CloudFormation.

If you're a dev looking to expand your horizons, I highly recommend checking it out.

Luca Di Gianventura

Front End Developer @Accenture

As a designer transitioning to UI, it's easy to get caught up in the visual side of things and forget about the code that makes it all work. Sarah Drasner's Design for Developers course on Frontend Masters changed my perspective. Don't be afraid to bridge the gap between design and development.

jinjon

EugeneAdewole

The Frontend Masters course, Design for Developers, by Sarah Drasner, explains the design process for developers, but it’s also a great resource for designers.

Mahawa

sandyhawa1

Project Manager curious? Brian Holt of Frontend Masters breaks down what it's really like to be a Product Manager. The course goes above and beyond my expectations. I acquired knowledge from a fresh perspective.

Paul Bai Kanu

paulbai14

ThePrimeagen has a REALLY good course on Frontend Masters, "Blazingly Fast JavaScript" that goes through JavaScript optimizations and actually using the V8 Profiler properly and it’s very eye opening. Honestly highly recommend.

Chad Smith

twigman08

Going through Will Sentance's, "The Hard Parts of Object Oriented JavaScript" on Frontend Masters. Gaining an in-depth understanding of how prototypes govern almost everything related to objects under the hood in JavaScript.

Achara Chisom

Chisom14Solomon

Will Sentance has the best way to describe closures in JavaScript, a rather advanced concept. Definitely recommend his course "JavaScript: The Hard Parts" on Frontend Masters.

Andreas Karabetian

adreaskar

I just completed "Vanilla JavaScript Projects" by Anjana Vakil on Frontend Masters! It was fun making the camera project in which I used Vite and used some vscode extensions like eslint which can help find some bugs. And the dark mode toggle was nice.

Amaan Abdullah

amaantheone

Anjana Vakil's course on Frontend Masters, JavaScript: From First Steps to Professional, was the exact JS refresher I needed. Thoroughly enjoyed her teaching style, GIFs and jokes. 😂

Esther 🥑

_estheradebayo

Really enjoying ThePrimeagen's Frontend Masters course on Algorithms. I hate grinding LeetCode/algo stuff but it has been a pleasure to watch and the jokes crack me up.

Sk Imtiaz Ahmed

imtiaz101325

I just completed "The Hard Parts of Asynchronous JavaScript" by Will Sentance on Frontend Masters! The sail was smooth till I completed Promises, but iterators and more so Generators, was something difficult to wrap my head around.

Kaustubh

715kaustubh

I’m so grateful for Frontend Masters. It’s my go to for learning, refresh and exploration of all my full stack skills.

Judith Rohatiner

AChickandAClick

ThePrimeagen's Algorithm course on Frontend Masters is the best online course I've ever taken, and the ending was pretty inspiring.

_drewcodes

I just completed "Introduction to Next.js 13+, v3" by Scott Moss on Frontend Masters! I appreciate how detailed and insightful the course was. Highly recommended 💯

Sky 💻

skyXakash

I just completed "JavaScript: The Hard Parts, v2" by Will Sentance on Frontend Masters! It helped me to understand how the main features of JS work under the hood.

Dinesh AR

1DineshAR

I just completed "JavaScript: The Hard Parts" by Will Sentance on Frontend Masters! Absolutely amazing to understand how these core functionalities work behind the hood. The "backpack" functionality of the closure property opens up amazing possibilities.

Isaac Agboola

the_isaacagbola

I just completed "Introduction to Node.js, v3" by Scott Moss on Frontend Masters! The big thing covered in this class is using ES6 modules and syntax in node.js. Scott covers how you can write a CLI app in node with ES6.

Tamara Temple

tamouse

I just completed "JavaScript: From First Steps to Professional" by Anjana Vakil on Frontend Masters! Such an amazing course, thank you so much.

Ahmed Hlilioune 🇲🇦

a7lilion3

I just completed "Complete Intro to Databases" by Brian Holt on Frontend Masters! Great refresher on things I knew, and the new concepts and perspective of how things should be is just invaluable! Good one 🙂

Abu Talha

rogdex24

Spending my Saturday learning about Webpack from Sean Larkin's awesome course on Frontend Masters

Abhishek Sharma

absharmatweets

Just finished the, "API Design in Node.js, v4" course at Frontend Masters. It has been a valuable one. I learned API development with Express.js, TypeScript, Prisma, and Postgres in Node.js.

Salman Sajid

Consultant Development @ Systems Limited | Vue.js, React.js, Next.js, Typescript

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