Building Augmented Reality Apps in RealityKit & ARKit (Udemy.com)

This course is almost deprecated in 2025. RealityKit has changed much since 2022. Some of the codes are not runnable now. the instructor is engaging and has a way with teaching. However, an update is a must. Also, would have been better to cover more topics such as LiDAR.

He is a good explainer and understandable but all the content just seems really outdated and most functions being used have been deprecated or updated which makes it really hard to follow along. we need updated learning materials

Excellent course about how to use RealityKit. I liked to have more exercises o challenges to do while learn the capabilities of the library.

Hi Adam, Course is good to provide overview of AR covering major aspects. However, I majorly joined course to know two things: 1. How to change text of Text entity created in Reality composer. 2. How to provide csv file to bar chart/ pi chart dynamically via code? It would be great if you can cover these two.

Excellent, le fait de revenir à chaque fois sur les bases permet de venir consolider les acquis. Excellente manière d'insistir sur l'apprendage du sujet

Very good instructor, need to improve in method explanation that why we use that method with live scenarios. Thank you so much Azam to making tutorial for the world.

Great instruction all around! If there was one thing I could see as making it better....have some discussions on use cases for why you might want to this versus that.

Azam is a great teacher and that is what counts. Most good programmers can't teach. He is a good balance between a good teacher and a good programmer. Hard to get both so it is great to see them here.

The explanations are clear without bogging us down with unnecessary theory. So far I am starting Section 5. Each section is short and straight to the point while adding onto the knowledge from previous sections. I appreciating not starting each video with a blank canvas but building on what we already learned. One step at a time is the way to go. I just learned how to place an animated 3D object with user interactions onto an anchor plain. Like learning how to drive a car - you get the basics to get you excited and going. Later, you can learn how to change your oil and transmission fluid. That's the way to teach. Not to bombard the student all at once.

Really enjoyed how thoroughly Mohammad went through the code. It is VERY helpful for anyone new to understand what each code/line is doing, rather than just glossing over it.