Compose Multiplatform (Android/iOS) - Mobile App Development (Udemy.com)

Stefan’s course was clear, practical, and well-structured. We built a complete Todo app using Jetpack Compose, Hilt and Dagger for dependency injection, and Room for local database storage. It was great to see how all these modern Android tools come together in a real project. The explanations made even tricky parts easy to grasp. Highly recommend this course to anyone looking to strengthen their Android skills with Compose and clean architecture!

I think it is very well explained. It is somehow frustrating that at the beginning things do not work because of deprecations, but there are further videos to explain how to upgrade and there is sample code to fix it. Overall I feel quite confident at the end of the course. At the beginning I was a bit lost: my suggestion is to take time to review everything, even if you feel you are not proceeding.

I recently completed a course on Jetpack Compose offered by Stefan Jovanovic, and I was thoroughly impressed. As with all the courses I've taken with Stefan, this one was also well-structured and informative. I learned a great deal about Jetpack Compose, which has significantly enhanced my skills in Android development. The course was filled with practical examples and hands-on exercises that really helped solidify the concepts. I'm looking forward to more high-quality courses like this from your team in the future

Well covered basics for jetpack compose. And good if you beginner. This course gives you a sense of how compose fits into a mvvm project replacing the traditional xml. Stefan explains the concept wherever necessary. Although it would have been better to understand what UI i am building before writing the code. Like a glimpse of UI before starting the each lecture or the final output before starting the video. In some places it misses the output. To understand what i am building i had to watch the end of the video (output) first and then start the video from starting.

Good course. I think the navigation section should contain more deep explainations. It's a nice way to get introduced to Jetpack Compose with a funny and functional application. I would also suggest to apply more clean code (the viewmodel ends up being a little bit ugly). Anyways, i recommend it! Shoutout to Stefan, i've been watching some of your YouTube videos for a while and the courses on Udemy are a great way to learn more of the amazing world of Jetpack Compose :).

This course is perfect for those who wanted to learn Jetpack Compose by building something. I can say it's difficult to grasp some concepts but watching the video again and coding along will give you clarity. Thanks, Stefan for putting such effort into providing this course and updates as well.

This course is highly recommended for users that are interested in learning android and Jetpack compose like myself. The course is worth the money and time invested into the course. the only issue I had with the course is that it does not explain certain functionality such as (by and remember) keyword making it a bit difficult to hang on. There's also the issue of speed the way that the instructor provides information is extremely fast so typing at the same time is not an easy thing. There's also the issue regarding student engagement as a student I did not feel engaged and simply copy pasted what he told me to do so so feel a bit like a robot. PS: I've watched plenty of his videos on Youtube and the instructor is great. Over all should buy plenty to learn.

Are you familiar with Jetpack Compose and knowledgeable in Kotlin, ready to tackle a slightly more challenging level? Then this course is for you! In this course, you will learn Hilt Dagger (Dependency Injection), Datastore, ROOM, Dao, Coroutine, and Animation. I have to admit, at first, I felt a bit clueless because I had no prior knowledge of Jetpack Compose and Kotlin. However, I have no regrets. I took a pause and dived into Stefan's YouTube channel, practicing relentlessly. I also watched various Google Android YouTube videos, and then returned to Stefan's video series to complete it. I even repeated the course to fully grasp the intricacies of Dependency Injection and refresh my Jetpack knowledge since I had previously dabbled with Flutter, hehe. I wholeheartedly recommend this course if you're beyond the beginner level. Stefan consistently updates his videos whenever libraries change and promptly responds to queries. He's undoubtedly my favorite instructor because of his teaching style and how he motivates me to become an Android Developer. Thank you, Stefan, for your hard work! P.S. My boss verified my Jetpack knowledge, and it's all thanks to Stefan's courses!

Good instruction, good techniques. Only two things to note: he talks really quickly. I like that but I find that I'm always having to go back to see what I missed. Second, the techniques are interesting but there is no explanation why the technique is being used. This isn't a Kotlin class, but it's written in Kotlin and so I expect to get at least a minimal explanation. That is all.

I like to move fast, but it is hard to see your code. I would suggest to pause slightly before moving to another class so quickly. Also, Udemy has a huge white arrow smack in the middle when paused. This arrow hides the code. I noticed that your Github page does not have completed code, it is only a shell, so we can't use this to see code either.