Complete Android Jetpack Masterclass (Udemy.com)

Excellent course, addresses subjects that we do not see in other courses. The only observation I have is the duration of some classes, very long. It is a course with good didactics, very well documented and with resources in practically all classes. Really good.

I got a bit disappointed by this course, the instructor applies bad coding practices in the project (unnecessary/complex conditionals, heavily coupled classes). When it comes to explain the core topics of the course (RxJava, Room, Retrofit, MVVM), he just reads the documentation and barely adds any useful insight to the course.

Denis with his Favorite Dish application has learnt me a lot of cool and useful stuff that I need for sure into my job and I really feel confident about programming in Kotlin Thanks a lot, continue the awesome work!

Personally this course is good, but the code getting complex and the instructor doesn't explain well I start to confuse from the caroutine section until last section, i think its better for the instructor to explain the coroutine and reactive rxjava as well before code the complex structure

Yes, it was good to watch. The teacher explains is such dedicated manner. Perhaps it's been a while since this course was made and some things work differently now. Apart from that all SUPER GOOD

Now everything is starting to make sense. Since I decided to follow this app using Java. at first I was following it using kotlin and I was getting confused. because in my opinion kotlin is so compressed and you can easily fall out if you are a kotlin beginner. but now I can see that Kotlin is not that clamorous as many people considers it to be. There are some parts where you'll find kotlin uses a lot of boilerplate code to archive something whereas in Java is not and vise versa. Thanks Denis Panjuta for this app it now becoming a blessing

The whole course is amazing, got to learn so much new things from the different chapters along the course. I appreciate, that Denis has provided code for almost all the lectures along with great documentation. It make easy for us to debug the code and even in step wise fashion. I feel some lack of explanation in some part of the topics but that's also fine as all those things can't be explain in one video. ( As the main concepts are thoroughly explained by instructor) Overall, I learned many new things, got little confident in myself and ready to build modern robust Android apps. I will like to thank again, Denis for this superb Course. Looking forward to your other courses as well. :D

Personally, I really liked the course. It’s very wells structured, which is important because that’s what programming is all about as well. I do not recommend it to those who are now familiar with the concept of variables. No miracles can be expected from this course. This is an introductory course that leads to the jetpack. However, it contains a number of interesting and useful concepts that will help you understand the development of Android applications a little better. The rest is up to us. It was useful for me. Thanks, Denis

This course is helpful for people who have some exp on android. When learning, we should focus on fundamental infos before jump to any code. It's help me alot to know what happen on practice. But otherwise, it's still contain some code have a litte noise. Have some changes on android update that missing here. Vote to learn.

I have taken several of Denis' courses and this one has his same enthusiastic presentation style which I find motivating. I learned a few new things: Pallete, WorkManager, Kotlin trim() and it was a good practice on Retrofit. There was some minor frustrations with feeling like no one was in the Q/A (except me, which I don't mind), some continuity problems with the course seemingly skipping some details, missed chances to easily teach the use of interfaces in the adapters, too much reading what was pasted without really explaining why, but overall these are minor nitpicks on a pretty great course.