Best course I found online around… Best course I found online around Microservices with dotnet. Fully explained, step by step, the instructor is always available to answer to your question. I really recommand it if you don't want to mess your time and have a solid understanding on the microservices world.

I'm happy with the course's content I'm happy with the course's content. Julio is an amazing tutor very passionate and professional. I have learned a lot of new concepts, techniques, and good practices, very useful in my current job as a Net Backend developer for an EEUU company.

This is the most nearly of reality!! This is the most near of reality content that I just can be access. I started a new job and my work as a dev is take care about microservices. A tons of microsservices. And the content of this course connects with my reality. Things like circuit breaker and retries simple doesn't exist here but the problems that this patterns solves are there. So, I'll have opportunity to apply this and many of tips and knowledge acquired here. Simply is the best choice.

This is a Deep, Informative Course I've taken other microservices courses (authors, platforms, etc) and this one is the best one so far(*). It's been more informative, comprehensive and complete as far as touching everything I wanted to learn, improve upon (development, security, deployment ...). I think of it as a "full stack" microservice course. (*) I gave it four stars and because I'm still taking the course. NOTE: I wanted to concentrate on other parts besides the front end. This course provides a basic React project which you can edit/test against. So my comments on full stack is everything except front end. IMO - that's perfectly fine. The "meat" of what I wanted to learn is not on the front end. One other note - hoping this will update to .Net 6 in the future.

Taught by a professional who actually worked on large systems. I am actually a software developer who has experience with large and/or old systems. Everything Julio tries to teach here is to prevent the systems like I worked on. Slice things up, make microservices out of them and make them easy to work on. It's good value, look at his curriculum. You won't regret it.