Android Multithreading Masterclass (Udemy.com)

In the age of ai, I thought no video tutorials would help me at least I wouldn't need any video course as we all have ai agents that can explain everything. But after taking this course I can see that that is quite false thought as there are many things that we can better understand with video courses like this topic. Learned lots of things on multithreading, definitely recommend the course either you are beginner or you are experienced android dev. I've taken multiple courses from Vasiliy and yet to take, and I would say he is one of the best, maybe the best instructor on android side. Thanks again for this kind of course and for your effort to make the course

Tons of good information and relevant for future work I will have. The best part was the fact that all the difficulties were kept in and all the errors and mistakes were brought to light and showcase the complexities of multithreading. Seeing these troubles was the biggest learning point for me to remind me to approach my multithreading work more carefully and plan ahead. Excellent class and learned a lot.

Should start with fresh examples to approach new topics. Can't advance If concepts are already acknowledged because it's necessary to go back and understand what the example does, more than the concepts itself.

This is one of the best courses in Android I've ever taken. I thank Vasiliy for covering the thread topic in so much detail and all it's pitfalls. He's very humble in admitting where he made the mistakes and followed it up by explaining it in separate lectures. His presentation method is very good. I would highly recommend it for anyone who's new to Android and want to learn in detail about multi-threading. Thanks Vasiliy!

I was impressed with Vasiliy course on "SOLID Design principles" which made me to explore more courses from Vasiliy. MultiThreading is a vague concept which threatens when we put our hands in it. It looks we doing it right but things go bad and each case has many dimensions, Vasiliy gave a great clarity on Multithreading and its the best course if you want to enhance yours skills on Multithreading!!..

This course is PURE GOLD. It will be useful to you if you have some notions of, or if you are a totally newcomer to, concurrency in Java. The instructor does not buy the official and common speech of android community and shows you why many of these common opinions are wrong. And this will be very valuable for your development as a programmer. It is not common to find someone who teach real knowledge and not only shows you how to do things directly from the documentation and following recipes. The other courses of Vasiliy are very good too.

I have already been using RxJava2 before entering this course, but I know little about "low-level" multithreading in Java so I was interested in enrolling in this course. This course covered a lot more than I expected and gave a good overview of various techniques regarding multithreading. Vasiliy did a great job explaining difficult concepts, though I admit sometimes, some of what he said just went over my head so I have to re-watch some lectures (synchronization, atomicity etc). All in all, this is an amazing course. Android developers of different experience levels will learn a lot from this.

It presents intermediate to advanced concepts, but in a very didactic way. I'm loving to learn more about threads and specially the challenges on multi threading, that explain a lot of bugs I had in real life before. I haven't get to the middle of the course, but I look forward to learn the implementation on libraries like RxJava and Coroutines. Edit: Now finishing the course, I can say that the framework section is not that deep, but it goes beyond documentation. There are situations and fixes that is not explained elsewhere, and the examples are complex. I loved it! I'm a new Android developer (for only 6 months), so I will definitely come back to review for a much mature understanding.

The instructor explain concept in a very detailed manner. I am a pure android developer so learning multithreading is a bit harder for me only. But now I can say that I have good multithreading hands-on experience in android. Thank you So much, Vasiliy for giving this wonderful knowledge. I request you to create more courses on android.

Before this course I could write multithreading code using RxJava, but there wasn't any structure of multithreading in my head. I was looking for good guide on multithreading for months and eventually I found this course. Vasiliy, thank you very much, I was really excited listening to your lectures and solving your challenges. Now I have structured knowledge about multithreading and I'm motivated to deep dive into coroutines. Thank you!