Google Antigravity: Master Vibe Coding & Agentic Development (Udemy.com)

I mean.... I guess the series did what it said it would.... It just... Could have summed all this up in 30 minutes... Prompt Prompt Prompt until you get what you want... I was hoping for more.... actual functionality within Antigravity and less that you just keep prompting your way to something that took 4 hours that could have been summed up in 30 minutes...... Much like my comment here.

Als Google Antigravity vorgestellt hat, war ich total begeistert. Schnell musste ich feststellen, dass mich diese Oberfläche und wie ich damit arbeiten kann komplett erschlagen hat. Der Kurs hat alles geändert und ich habe noch mehr Wissen vermittelt bekommen, was klar über meinen Erwartungen lag. Super einfach und sehr verständlich erklärt - ganz nach dem Motto "Für ein paar Euros sein digitales Wissen deutlich erweitert"

It was definitely well worth the effort to purchase and embark on this course. As a returning developer myself, I do have experience in coding, so this course is helping me to harness the new powerful skills that can be learned since the last time I developed professionally, which was 15 years ago. It's just what I needed to get back into the current swing of things.

As far as the course goes, there isn't a wrap up or conclusion, it just abruptly ends. At least a recap of what the learning should take away from the course should be present. I learned a ton about Antigravity but anyone could have made this course. Why should someone watch you do the course? That's what is missing.

The training was relevant, insightful, and forward‑looking, and helped in understanding how developers can evolve into architects and AI‑agent managers.

Not bad, though at least half of the course focuses on general app problems rather than the actual Antigravity functionality. It would be great if the content included more details on configuring agents and skills, as well as global and workspace instructions. It would also be valuable to cover tagging functionality within prompts (e.g., asking an agent to check terminal errors or examine specific files), along with instructions on tracking progress and sharing context between new agents. My advice to students: Study the official documentation in parallel with this course. This ensures you don't miss out on features that aren't covered here. Overall, this course is good enough for a quick introduction or quick start.

Not very useful, to be honest. First of all, it has some usability issues. The cool animated background around the main content screen ends up distracting from the main content, and the content area itself feels too small. At times, it’s actually hard to read. Overall, it was just okay for me. I didn’t really learn much.

Great! Very Informative, went at a nice pace and I could keep up (as someone with basically no coding experience). Going to use my movie matcher :)

I learned a lot! And I am grateful for your clear approach to conveying information. One negative feedback was the significant time of the course spent on repetitive debugging sessions. The debugging concept was clear halfway through, making the latter half of the course feel redundant. The content could be much tighter if it focused less on recording the agent's back-and-forth work and more on unique insights (e.g. other MCP servers in addition to Supabase).

Thank you, the course was very informative. I think the course guide did use a bit more technical terms in the second half of the course than what a non-coding person would know - It would be good to see how a non-coding person would get around those hurdles while not using the technical terms like the real time subs on Supabase and a few other places where he went a bit technical - but I think, all-in-all the course is good value for money