10

A very comprehensive, highly practical and enriching course. Everything is explained extremely well and structured step by step, which makes learning complex technologies such as backend development in Drupal 10 much easier. Throughout the course, I’ve been able to work in depth on creating custom entities, designing advanced plugin systems and managing bespoke services, moving from theory to solving real-world development problems.

I’ve had another great experience with this “Drupal 10 Front-End Expert” course. This is already the third course I’ve taken at Forcontu, following the Sitebuilding course and then the Back-End course.

Overall, I’ve had a very good experience with the course. Everything is explained quite clearly so you won’t run into any problems, and you can try out a wide variety of scenarios in each section. It’s ideal for getting started with Drupal front-end development, since it covers the essentials needed to apply front-end development professionally and according to industry standards.
The book is very comprehensive, and it leaves no detail out, with code and screenshots provided as examples.

Although I was already working with Drupal before taking the course, it helped me solidify my understanding of key concepts, discover features I hadn’t used before, and delve deeper into aspects that don’t typically come up in my day-to-day work. The sheer number of exercises makes the course demanding and, at times, quite intense, but that’s also what allows you to finish it with the feeling that you’ve truly practiced every topic covered, rather than just reading theory.

I’d been working with Drupal for several years when I decided to enrol on Forcontu’s Back-End Development course, and it’s exceeded my expectations.

I've been working with Drupal for several years now. I started out a little with version 7, but I've mostly worked with versions 8, 9, and 10. Even so, I decided to take the Back-End Expert course because there are always things that slip your mind with an API as large as Drupal's.

And the truth is that Fran has a knack for teaching important details that often go unnoticed when you're working day to day. Things that are there but that you don't stop to understand thoroughly until someone explains them to you properly.

I'm glad I decided to take this course. Although my work experience gave me a solid foundation in several of the modules taught, others, such as the entity browser or working with Google maps in the geolocation module, were things I had never touched before.

Among others, such as the module for creating forums, I don't know if I'll ever have the opportunity to see a forum built with Drupal, haha, or the book module or Superfish.

Now that I have completed the Front End course, I can say that the book used as a guide to complete the course is very useful for understanding the activities and being able to carry them out successfully. I think the methodology is effective because both the tutor and classmates can use the forum to share their experience and help others.

I found some activities difficult to understand, but with the help of Fran and my classmates, I was able to get through them.

The course is easy to follow and covers the fundamentals needed to get started in front-end development in a progressive and clear way. It covers everything from setting up the work environment and building and organizing components to incorporating and configuring libraries, making it easy to understand how a real project is structured from its early stages. In addition, the content is well sequenced, allowing you to assimilate the concepts step by step without feeling overwhelmed.