iPhone Apps for Complete Beginners - Swift, SwiftUI & iOS17 (Udemy.com)

Top notch course. This may be the only course I've ever fully completed here on Udemy. I like that Nick is straight to the point and doesn't waste your time. So you end up learning a lot of useful material in a short period of time. Nick also makes the course fun and enjoyable to follow along with. Hope to see another IOS course from you here soon Nick. Cheers!

Here's a rewritten version of your review: This course is great because the material is taught in smaller, manageable chunks, allowing you to practice and implement concepts before moving on to new topics. In other courses I've taken, there's often too much information to absorb, and by the time you start a project, it's hard to remember everything you've learned. I would have appreciated a few more challenges and perhaps an additional small project or two before tackling the final, larger app.

One of the best courses in my opinion! It gives you exactly what it says it will provide. Very clear and engaging way of teaching. There is no drastic jumps like in many other courses (where you get so many different examples to explain to most basic concepts and then rushing through any more complex topic). Nick is very consistent, course is easy to follow and it gives you a lot of knowledge on basics at the same time.

The pace is slow, and the explanations are not very detailed or, in some cases, inaccurate. The lesson on distribution is poor, out of date, and confusing.

Vou fazer esse comentário em português pra quem, assim como eu, tiver interesse nele. Me surpreendi com o conteúdo. Ja esperava que fosse me ajudar a iniciar com o desenvolvimento iOS mas nao imaginei que fosse ser tão claro e objetivo assim. Ao logo dele, desenvolvemos apps que, embora nao sejam nada "UAU OLHA SÓ QUE APP EXTREMAMENTE PROFISSONAL, COISA DE EMPRESA GRANDE", ensinam e muito bem conceitos chave do Swift. O professor constantemente alterna entre o projeto pratico atual com foco em SwiftUI, para um playground onde estudamos mais a fundo a linguagem Swift em si, assim não ficamos tão presos a conceitos só de framework. O modelo de ensino que gira entorno de "ensinar ao mesmo tempo que monta um projeto pratico", funciona e muito bem. Você aprende, aplica, e ja vê o resultado. Enfim, recomendo demais o curso. Preço super justo pra um conteúdo tão bem formulado. Bom enfatizar que para acompanha-lo, o recomendado é que saiba ingles. Tamo junto gente. Bons estudos :D

iOS has been an area I wanted to get into for a long time and with the new year, decided now was the time. When learning new technologies, I tend to start with at least one of Nick's courses. His logic on walking you through the particulars of a given language and explaining each of the concepts, while similar to other computing logic which I'm familiar with, helps me start to form the associations so I can quickly spin up and do new things. My recommendation for other students is don't skip the challenges and don't stop if things break and xcode throws errors. Learning what those errors are, no matter how inexplicable they seem, is a huge component of being a computer programmer. Grind out a solution and then check your work against Nick's.

Aside from maybe a little too cheerful :), this guy is a really good instructor. After years away from iOS/MacOS/WatchOS, and working in Python, I decided to get back into Mobile. And the fact that this course was maybe a month old when I started and had a great learning curve, and thank you Tim Cook that CoreData is gone!!!....all that made this my course of choice....and this is my first Udemy review....at least I think so.

Great course, love it so far. Tutor is nice. I like listening to him. I found a solution to the TextEditor placeholder problem tho. You can just add an if statement and show something else while TextEditor is empty. Here's the code: ZStack(alignment: .leading) { if text.isEmpty { Text("Start typing...") .foregroundStyle(.secondary) .opacity(0.4) } TextEditor(text: $text) }

I always had concerns about coding in any language, cus I always forget whatever I learn. However, even if it's not my mother language, I can easily follow and make things happen. This will be one of my physical evidence that I can do everything if I focus correctly. Thx2u boss. Cheers

Engaging instructor and the imaging is excellent. Nick has a very good way of organizing and presenting the material. I had tried SwiftUI when it first came out and just could not grasp the concept. Halfway through, I now have a decent understanding and am no longer stuck using just UIKit.