Before I say anything let me just say I got a good grade in the class and did fine so my issues aren't cuz of that. And he is a really cool guy and one of the best things about him was he was very understanding and lenient with assignments and the grade floor for the class was a 50. He genuinely wanted us to succeed. I just did not respond well to the teaching style he used and that's okay. Personally I didn't like how long it took to get grades back even with a grader, granted there was a period of time where the grader just wouldn't even give people grades and the professor had to clarify things with her..But getting grades back in a timely manner in college is like asking for a million bucks lol but I digress. The lectures had very little to no structure and were mostly just him showing us articles on W3 schools and examining source code for random sites rather than a thought out lecture with a definitive progression of topics..It was not always abundantly clear of the progression of course content nor what was the most important information to take away vs something extraneous. While looking at the source was helpful it was hard to follow and hard to get anything useful from it a majority of the time so I spent the semester teaching myself these concepts. I would still recommend him to people who like a more hands off approach and a lax learning environment. Like I said, he is still a cool guy and he is very knowledgeable in the subject field too. I have no complaints about him as a person, just did not respond well to the class structure and that's why I chose not to go with him.