Compose Multiplatform - iOS/Android Development with Kotlin (Udemy.com)

The pace was off. It was too fast someone learning KMP / CMP for the first time. Also at some places the explanantion was not proper. It could have been better by giving some examples and using Slided to explain the concept and then implement the concepts in code. Anyways great Content

This is a really good formation, it goes fast and explanations are great. I did this formation with kotlin 2.1 and realm is deprecated in this version. I chose to replace it with Room. It is optional and I feel you could juste use the settings library to do the same. However I felt I needed to work with a database to "complete" this formation. Thank you for your good work :)

A very good course into the modern KMP development. The teacher packs a lot of material into this 2 hours, which is good (you can always pause) so the course shows up a lot of side learning, which is also good. Thank you, Stefan!

Good course to have a first contact with multiplatform application. It shows many technologies needed to build an app that access internet to fetch data, saves data locally, work with icons and beautiful UI. It seems a little bit faster than I expected to understand all technologies used.

The content coverage was great, however it's incredibly difficult to code along during the lesson, due to the speed at which the lessons move; I had to pause every few seconds to catch up with whatever had been block-displayed on the screen. If you're happy to just read along with the provided completed codebase then this may not be an issue.

Short and sweet. For me as Kotlin Multiplatform experienced developer was pretty straight forward. However, I was not able to access the source code on chapter 8 and Link https://github.com/stevdza-san/CurrencyApp. I got project not found. I would have liked something more complex, as navigation from one UI to other. I don't know if that's possible.

I would say that I really appreciate how you go straight to the point. I already have a lot of experience with native Android development, and I think this course helped me better understand Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform, and how they work. I can also say that I’m liking Kotlin more and more. Thank you for sharing your experiences.

Thank you for an amazing course! The explanation of the various beneficial features of an application was excellent. One suggestion I have is to include a section on navigation between screens, as it’s an essential aspect. Overall, the course was fantastic. Thank you very much!

Svaka čast, svi tečajevi su ti top! I don't like the 50+ hours courses, so this is really great, especially if you're not a complete beginner. I needed this to remember some stuff, since I didn't do anything in android native for more than a year, so this was really great. I wish there are more courses like this, short and clear (best for devs who want to switch to another technology, or to refresh their knowledge)

This was a very informative course for Compose Multiplatform. The recorded videos for some lectures were filmed too fast -- there would be like a 3 second segment, where code imports were modified, editor windows were switched, an emulator was launched and a button was clicked in the IDE, so you'd have to repeatedly pause, rewind and scrub the video playhead a few times to figure out what actions are being performed. A couple improvements to the video pacing to enable students to follow-along would make this a 5-star course.