Building Desktop Applications with Python and Kivy (Udemy.com)

Ein guter Kurs über App-Erstellung mit Kivy. Er hat allerdings nicht alle meine Fragen beantwortet. Der selbst gebaute Videoplayer ist ein richtig tolles Projekt, leider sind irgendwann die Videos nicht mehr in der richtigen Reihenfolge, wodurch das Folgen sehr schwer wird...

Nice course. A great source of information on Kivy. For next time, it would be helpful to better understand widget sizing - especially as the app is sized for different screens. But a great class. Thanks!

This is a perfect match for me. I have limited Python experience (

The course is still probably the best resource I have found for kivy - definitely appreciated. I would suggest taking a little more time with your organization, seems you have put all the time in for the content dont let simply not tying up the loose ends be what prevents this from being a great course. Same approach as to when writing software or approaching need for refactoring :)

very nice explanation, easy to follow.

Yes! It teaches how to separate the interface from the implementation of the code and how to use the widgets provided by the kivy API.

Great course! This course will give you hands-on experience to construct your own user interfaces using Kivy.

Firstly, this is correct Kivy course to buy on Udemy, you'll learn everything you need in here for whatever app you want to make I have a massive criticism though: If he explained what he was doing, it would literally add maybe 10 minutes combined across all 84 vids. Then it would be 5 stars The following gets really bad starting the 2nd half of project 2. He starts just reading what he's writing rather than explaining. What I mean is you can easily find out what most of his functions do with googling and studying his code, but then also he'll randomly and quickly go back in his code and write (for example) canvas.before which would take him under 10 seconds to explain, but he doesn't. Other times his explanations are lackluster like he wrote #: import Factory kivy.factory.Factory and I had no idea what that did, he explained for ~3 seconds and I didn't get it at all. 3rd, there's a span of a few vids where he's traversing widgets by calling like instance.parent.parent.parent.children[0], and that was soooo hard to keep track of because he wasn't explaining anything, he clearly knew what each parent was and could just say it or show his notes that show what they are, but he doesn’t. Instead you pause and might spend a few minutes writing a comment over each function saying what each level of parent is. he was just reading what he wrote. You'll get random small questions that might be hard to google or test like when he writes root in his kivy file, what is root referring to? The screenmanager class, or the screen obj, or the gallery class that has all the code under it. I'm a fan of the teaching style of less time explaining things you could google in 2 min and have the student study the lecture by themselves, but his frequency of skipping explanations and being too brief in explanations is way too much

This was a great course. Before I started the course when I looked at the Kivy documentation I was overwhelmed. Now I feel confident I can create any UI I need using Kivy. I also liked that the projects in the course were real-world examples. Both the Gallery app and video app I can put to use. The instructor was very helpful when I had a coding problem. Money well spent. Thank You.

Simple and easy to follow english. Great course by instructor in GUI development using Python Kivy!!