This channel has really helped me solidify the fundamentals of JavaScript with us super important in the beginning.

For someone promoting a $1500 boot camp, he seems to have a minimal grasp of concepts and/or preparation for recording. Please please please write yourself a script or at least a cheat sheet, as saying “I actually don’t know what the Map function takes” really doesn’t instill confidence. Neither does using double types for a banking app example, as described in the latest episode (#54)

When I change my carrier.These podcasts were very helpful during my long driving.Thanks Trevor.I really appreciate.

I’m in a full stack web dev program, currently learning JS basics and how to manipulate the DOM. This podcast really helped to solidify core concepts of these topics in a quick digestible format. No one can study 24/7, but podcasts are easy to fit in. This is a good one. I’m going to keep listening!

Back in the day, I listened to the “How to Program with Java” Podcast. I even bought his book with the same title. Recently, I found job requirements that contained SpringBoot in them. I googled it and found out Trevor had an episode on it. It was like listening to an old friend. Trevor’s podcast are very valuable in that you can actually listen to them in the car and get quite a bit out of them. He has a great voice and calm personality - he makes you feel like he’s there next to you on computer showing you how things work. I’m glad you’re still out there, Trevor, and doing your thing. Keep it up and much success to you.

Trevor is one of the best instructors that I’ve seen so far along my coding journey. I can sincerely say that there are not a lot of instructors that have the ability to take a complex topic and explain it in a simple and easily digestible way. I would certainly put Trevor in the same category as Brad Traversy which in my humble opinion is extremely high praise. Good job Trevor I look forward to your future content.

I love the show and how helpful you are! You explain things in a real life way.

Of all the online learning tools available (Udemy, Coursera, EDX, MOOC.fi, Lynda.com etc) this is the one that made things click! Java Lambdas, streams, Modules, etc have all just been an abstract topic that I avoided in my code because they seemed just a tad too complex to implement and then I found Trevor Page’s Coder’s Campus! Trevor explains complex Java programming topics in simple easy to understand terms that just make sense! I highly recommend this podcast to anyone looking to deepen their understanding of the latest Java and Java EE features and tools!

Very helpful coding podcast.

Best coder podcast! Great detailed information

I've been knowing Java for probably since I was a teenager, but didn't even had the chance and wanted to get closer to Java. but a few years ago, I accidentally listened to your podcast and absolutely fell in love with it. Even now, I have it in my phone and I listen to it to and from work, I got your "How to program with Java" eBook. I love it as well. due to personal reasons, finally I feel like I was ready to sign up for your website, had a hard time to sign up for it. However, your podcast is the first and the best podcast I've even listened to. I am not sure if you wil see this comment ever, but I've been telling myself one day I am gonna thank you online, now here I have it. Wish you all the best Traver! thank you for teaching java-illerteral like me how to dive into Java.

I have learned a lot and I will recommend people to listen to podcasts and support him

Trevor is a very skillful person when it comes to teach through audio because is not the kind of person that will make you fall asleep he has such a unique way of telling you specifically how things will look like in the computer. Thanks Trevor for such a good job. This is Miguel from OC California, telling you all please give him a chance to teach you everything he has to give.

Just found this podcast. The first one was perfect! I can wait to go back and listen to the old ones.

My first time visiting this podcast and was Impressed with the production and clear explanations. I've sub'd and will be coming back !

I don’t get much opportunity to learn about different technology stacks, but the introductory material here helps me maximize my time in the car

It makes me sad to know that this podcast won't continue being produce, but I have to say that even for me as a (kind of) Sr developer it's being helpful to refresh some basic concepts that one tend to forget sometimes. I wish this podcast can continue in the near future.

Not much to say really other than this is the absolute BEST podcast relating to technical material that you will ever find. I wish I would have found Trevor a long time ago--would have shaved years off my learning curve.

It is my second year in school and this supplemental information has helped solidify some areas in CS. Thank you.

My everyday radio when I do my commute. Thanks a lot

These podcast are great on the go learning, I enjoy listening while in my car and cutting grass. Thanks Trevor and keep up the good work

I listened to my first episode (number 40 - The DOM) - had no prior JavaScript experience and was able to follow the episode. He has a great way of simplifying concepts into their core pieces. Highly recommended.

I’m only able to code on weekends and when I’m free from studies, however, certain concepts that have bewildered me since undergrad have been explained.

Helpful for beginners.

Trevers engaging style and lively voice keeps me coming back and learning more and more :)

I use it to brush up on concepts I’ve been covering myself and need some extra review. Trevor has a lot of knowledge to offer

I really have enjoyed listening to these on my way home from work. The use of repetition even when I think I understand the concepts is a great way to ingrain the information. I highly recommend this podcast if you want help grasping concepts with good examples. -Carson Spencer.

Hi Trevor, I want to thank you for this podcast. This podcast had really helped me to prepare for my interviews and brush up my skills in Java.

Hey Trevor, I want to say thank you for starting the java podcast. I find extremely helpful since I am studying Computer Science in a University. I currently taking a java course and we are learning about classes, inheritance, and all the good stuff. I listen to your podcast while I am diving for Uber, knocking two birds with one stone 📚💰🙌👌‼️

Hi Trevor, I am JaMia and I stumbled upon your podcast while looking for Java refreshers. I love your teaching style, and content keeps the learner’s attention. I plan to check out Coder’s Campus as well. Nicely done!

Great content whether you are learning from scratch or need a refresher! I started this podcast to refresh myself on Java, and it was kind of amazing how the topics covered changed at the right times to touch on what I was working on at my job. As I heard mentioned in a previous review, Trevor has a tendency to waffle bit, to be uncertain of his statements from time to time, but on the whole he is a fantastic teacher and will walk you through the material in a very understandable fashion. I guess I am too late to the game to have my review read on the podcast. But still, thank you Trevor for your fantastic work.

Very little fluff talk and lot of action talk.. Been so helpful in learning java. Keep up the good work and thank you so much for this podcast. -Arun kumar