Build Your First iPhone App - iOS 14 Apps Using Swift 5 (Udemy.com)

I'm so impressed that within a few hours I have learned so much. It is testament to the instructors approach to teaching. He's clear and concise, so the concepts are easy to pick up, the order is logical - plus - his enthusiasm is infectious! He makes me laugh regularly, and I know this will sound silly - but I haven't grown sleepy, which I generally do after an hour or two of listening to most instructors - and when i'm sleeping I am not learning ;-) Great course

Fantastic course. Nick explains the Swift programming language and Xcode very clearly. I appreciate that the IDE quirks weren't cut out of the videos - it really helps to see some of the common gremlins in Xcode, to see the steps involved in troubleshooting. I've been developing in C# and JavaScript for almost 20 years, but Swift and Xcode are a totally different world - I'm excited to start using them, and I feel like I'm prepared to get into more advanced topics now, and get some apps built.

I loved this course. I loved that the very first thing you learn is how to download Xcode - this truely is for absolute beginners. Then you get straight into creating an app, and unlike a lot of other courses, only then does Nick go over the theory, when you have a context for it so it makes sense. Nick is an excellent presented / teacher. I can't wait to take what I've learnt and apply it to my own apps. Highly recommend.

The course is good for a beginner. All fine. The Apps cannot run in the real world. The Apps need to read data from a screen and that is not offered. Also there is no support!

Estou a gostar da forma como decorre a formação, clara e muito eficaz. Gostaria no entanto de ver explicado alguns conceitos relacionados com as declarações, como por exemplo: var textLabel: UILabel? { get }. , ou , cell.textLabel?.text ... O que representa o símbolo “?” na declaração? Também entendo que deveria haver maior foco na explicação relacionada com a lógica no uso de “Segue” e “Passing Data”, relação entre as respectivas funções (i.e. performSegue) e a relação com a componente Storyboard. Embora fique a ideia, continuam algumas dúvidas fundamentais no processo e seu funcionamento.

I'm a Junior Java Developer (1.5 Years) and this was my first course on iOS / Swift programming and with xCode. Nick really explains things clearly, step by step, and in a calm way. He goes straight-to-the-point, each video is not too long, which makes it much easier to learn. I've bought the course on Friday and I've just finished it. I really liked the experience and will continue developing my skills on iOS programming.

I had taken a different course before this, and got a little lost. This is clear, concise, organized in a meaningful, memorable way, and above all, interesting. He explains many of the code elements as he's implementing them, which is very helpful, but there are still some he doesn't explain. The only suggestion I would have, at this point, is to explain what those items are, so we can understand the full context a little better. I would still give the course 5*--it is exceptional!

Goes too fast for beginners. Pacing is good at first, then accelerates to the point where one gets lost. Too bad, as the instructor is excellent in the way he teaches.

Nick is great! I've bought a few courses from him. He's very good at explaining what is going on with the code he writes and walks you through the thought process; some people A.K.A college professors are very bad at this. Nick, on the other hand, makes learning iOS development fun and more approachable to the average person. This is also a good course for those that are coming from other programming languages such as C# (me) and JavaScript. 5 stars!

This is an outstanding course! I was able to build all the apps and learned a lot. I took it as a review of the UIKit way of doing things before jumping into SwiftUI with Nick's latest course. Nick is an excellent instructor and keeps the programming process light and friendly. I highly recommend it to anyone who want to learn or review iOS UIKit programming. Nick also reads the Q&A's and responds quickly. This is very helpful.