Embedded Linux using Yocto

Course was ok. Presentation needs tidying to look a bit more professional plus it needs to be updated for later versions of yocto eg: kirkstone. meta-ti won't work without updates needed for kirkstone.

The video and sound quality could be better. Instead of having 4 courses for Yocto, It could have like in a single one.

Good overview of how to apply the Yocto project

Very well to start Yocto adventure. The course is not surcharged by useless details, the course has a clear Commandline demonstration, the material is delivered at good peace, straightforward, pedagogically organized, and with a practical approach. I miss an update: beaglebone has now different versions and raspberry pi 3 is really outdated in 2022.

At first Yocto seemed a bit overwhelming, but this course helped to split the important topics into more bite-sized sections. Very helpful.

while doing practically many things are not like in video

Like others reviewed, this is should be a single course instead of un-necessarily divided into 4-5 part course. Due to that this has become in-complete and forces people to spend more money. Instructor needs to work on audio and polishing to make it more user friendly. However it is to-the point, without un-needed details. just that it is in-complete without other parts.

Could have covered more Yocto topics instead of covering more on BeagleBone/RaspberryPi flashing, which can be covered in 2-3 videos

people are complaining about the audio, but I didn't have any problems. I always use headphones for udemy courses and the audio was fine even at 1.5 speed. the problem that I found is the lack of support. I never had my questions answered Also, this udemy course is imported from a live course. I completely disagree with the choice to split the live course over 4 different udemy courses. it's simply a greedy choice. I refuse to buy the other 3 courses

It's only my feeling, some may not agree with me Good points : - The architecture/plan of the course is clear, well-detailed. - With the command and file you show, we can have a hands-on approach and quickly try, check in the source tree. - It's quite exhaustive when you check the different course/parts Points of improvment : - I'm not English native speaker, so as the course owner seems to have an accent, it's sometimes difficult for me to follow what is said orally. I use the subtitles and what appears on screen to follow then. Maybe a native English speaker won't feel that difficulty. - I'm an experienced engineer but I'm not up-to-date on yocto. I think sometimes , we could go to a bit faster pace on some items. I feel sometimes drowsy or an itch to skip some parts that I feel a bit too much time is spend on something not that difficult.

its good for a absolute beginner. easy to understand

It covers the basics but it can become really frustrating because it hangs on irrelevant stuff and then skips the actual useful stuff. Probably some youtube videos are way more useful in a practical way. There is nothing about customization in this part (I bought the first two and asking for a refund of both). This simply doesn't work as a course, since he is reading the text files and improvising on what to say next. The accent is not the big issue in this course, is the structure. Sorry but I tried and did the stuff as it goes but at the end I didn't get anything on what I was doing exactly or the stuff I really wanted to do.