I liked the content but not the error checking

I feel like there are some problems and updates required

Provides good information for beginners

ok

Helps me to how to integrate microservices and application components with other GCP services like Cloud Pub/Sub, Cloud Function and Cloud Endpoints.

Existían comandos de laboratorio que estaban desactualizados y no funcionaban a la perfección.

Great Curse !!!

The quicklabs dont follow, always in unfinished state even if finished.

nice course and important note

The best course EVER! the labs are so fun and I learned a lots of things.

good

I had trouble using lab due to error while running the given file. Everything else was great!

Many errors in lab

good

The security part of the course was pretty confusing to me. The Cloud Pub/Sub and Cloud Functions parts were excellent.

:)

Useful course to develop scalable applications

Excelente!

1 star because one of the instructor speaks too fast without proper pauses and feels like rushing the course videos. Not happy at all.

merci beaucoup

great course, and easy

Best course on Coursera thus far. Great intro to all the essential tools in GCP

GREAT

Awesome course, bring to us a lot of content to secure our application

Concise but precise

This course provided quite a bit of good information, but I was disappointed in the lab titled "App Dev: Developing a Backend Service v1.1." I encountered what appear to be significant discrepancies between the API documentation referenced in the lab vs. the code and instructions in the lab itself. I posted a question about this in the forum but haven't yet received an answer:

https://www.coursera.org/learn/securing-integrating-components-app/discussions/weeks/1/threads/glDMJQiAEem7-g4LpU0M2g

I also thought that this lab was much too long and should have been broken into at least a couple of labs. It was at least an order of magnitude more work to get through than any of the previous labs I have encountered in several Google Cloud Platform classes on Coursera. It required a substantial coding effort which was made more difficult because of the problems with the API documentation that I mentioned above. It required writing code to send and receive messages using Pub/Sub, to do a machine learning exercise, and then setting up Spanner and persisting data there. I think it required more than a "working knowledge" of Node.js. I found myself needing to interrupt the lab to look up information about asynchronous messages in Node.js and other topics related to getting through the lab. I was in fact unable to complete the lab within the two-hour time limit and therefore had to save all my work and go through it a second time, combined with a fair amount of reading beyond the information available in the course itself, without which I would not have been able to complete the lab.

This of course gave me quite a bit of learning experience, but I would prefer to get that learning in more easily plannable, smaller chunks. If a lab is going to require more than two hours of my time, I'd like to have a better idea that this may be the case before I start and the timing meter is running.