Building 2D Games with Ebitengine in Go (Golang) (Udemy.com)

I didn't think that I could easily develop a 2D game until I learned this course. Thank you very much for this great course!

I think a course like this really lets Trevor's teaching style shine. Overall I think he's very knowledgable on the subjects taught in this course and considering the lack of information online on ebiten this makes this course a good deal. However, he did do a small amount of mistakes in the lectures which he fixes in later lectures but I think updating the lectures instead would be a better idea. I also think he should have added more tasks for us to do on our own. Me and other learners encountered some bugs with the final version of the game. I personally took it as a challenge to fix and improve the game to prove I truly learned from the course and cover for the lack of assignments in the course, but I'm sure many wouldn't be as optimistic about it as I am. I can easily see this course getting a perfect rating if the issues mentioned above will be addressed and I would love to see other courses from Trevor taught with the same style of one long project we work on throughout the entire course. If Trevor does see this review my biggest request is that you give us the students more assignments throughout your courses.

I am grateful for this course; inspired by it, I wrote a clone of the 1984 game *Lode Runner*

I find Trevor's approach to teaching to work very well. He takes time to explain the code so you are not mindlessly typing. Several times his words would inspire me to even go deeper in learning new concepts. I even bought a copy of this course for my son who is now coding his own video games.

Super funny to learn that ebiten.

I've really enjoyed the simplicity of the Go language. Ebitengine seems like a versatile tool. The instructor is both easy to understand and the explanations are easy to follow also.

This is a fantastic no-fluff course that goes straight to the point without wasting any of the students' time. I learned so much in such a relatively short time, and it was great fun following along. I have one some minor niggles: code is often covered by VS Code's code hints or the teacher's cursor. It's not bad, but it is sometimes a little distracting. But that's surely the worst I can say about this course. Highly recommended, and a fantastic proof that, yes, Go is a viable language for (some types of) games.

Really enjoyed this course! Haven't done much game programming so this was a good introduction. I hope Trevor does more courses like this.

Yes this has been good. I don't make games, but enjoy golang and enjoying seeing how games work!

Just finished this course. Trevor is definitely the best Golang instructor I have encountered on this platform. Even if you are not a game developer this course hammers home Golang fundamentals, and the feedback of the code you are writing and watching the game come to life is very satisfying.