From Sketch Design to iOS App with Swift and Xcode (Udemy.com)

In principle, a good course. But at the moment, October 2024, a lot of things have changed in sketch. I had to sit and sort out the Googling information, well, on the edge of the gpt chat. The basics of using design are there, but there is only one example that swings throughout the course. Would I recommend it for today? Yes! But we'll have to sit and figure out some things. Thanks!

I liked the course. It could be updated to the latest iOS and swift versions (not talking about SwiftUI), the author showed concepts of how things could work. Sometimes there was a lack of theory but everything is pretty clear anyway. This course is short and informative, exactly what i expected and needed. There are certain problems with screen rotation and other little things but it was good.

Sketch nur kurz angeschnitten und das selbe spiel dann auch bei Xcode. Im großen und ganzen kann man hier etwas lernen aber die Kurse von Angela Yu finde ich das um einiges besser.

Overall, this is a good introductory course for mockup creation in Sketch and its implementation in Xcode. I've learned quite a few very useful tricks with animation, scrollview implementation and beautiful transitions along the way. Buying this course I perfectly realized that it's impossible to go in depth and be able to make it in 4 hours, however it would be nice if this course had a little bit more attention to the mockup design part in Sketch - for me this section felt a little bit abrupt. Also the pacing seems is a little bit hasty for my personal preference. Otherwise, I recommend this course as the means for getting a grasp on basic planning and design principles. However I would recommend to find more in-depth material as soon as you finish it.

Well paced, well designed and offers a sorely needed look into the importance of sweating the details and making good visual design a part of your application from day one. I'm glad I finally got to pay for some of Brian's knowledge given how much he's given away for free over the past few years!

I have previously purchased a course from this tutor and, really more so than with most of the other courses that I've completed I've had opportunity to think - while doing later courses or while coding for myself - what was the way that Brian did it and then going to the previous course as a refresher. Engaging, well paced and really helped me out with my use of Sketch and the importance of prototyping before 'just getting into Xcode and coding first' (which is one of my bad habits.)

Great content, well-paced delivery. Especially liked the instructor coding style. So I picked up on good programming practice and style in addition. I have about 6 months of iOS programming. Some codes like animation were beyond my experience. But after going thru the code and re-watching the video, I was able to follow thru. In summary, it was a great course that got me started on exploring design and user interface programming.

Just finished Brian's course, for more experienced iOS developers suited to go smoothly through it, also because of Brian's great way of explaining, always in a calm and easy way, not messy but with huge clarity and detailed approach. For whatever level, a lot of topics, from small to bigger (scale transition really great to learn) being very useful and valuable. Enjoyed it a lot!! A grateful thanks, Rob Haertel

I love Brian. I have been watching his videos on YouTube for a while and the quality is top notch. The same goes for this course. It is the same style like his videos on YT so you can get an idea before you buy this course. The content is clear, fun, easy and of course the narration is exquisite - easy to be played @ 2x playback speed for those timesavers like myself. Really enjoying this course.

It's hard to beat Brian Advent as an iOS instructor. He has the teacher's voice, apex knowledge and explains complex concepts in a way as not to offend the student's ignorance (doesn't talk down to the student). Seems to be trying to inspire his students to create "greater things than these".