Learn A-frame to build VR Websites (Udemy.com)

Well, this course is perfect for learning how to create 3 D website with A-frame and partial server rendering (in this case of using xamp/php instead of nodes). Though this course is sufficient for training purpose there are many more things to do before it becomes useful. Thanks for the course. It gives me a good insight to develop 3 D stuffs. A fun course !

I thought this was a good course for learning webvr , pretty in depth and some good real world applications, adding one or two more scenarios would be good, but overall well worth the time.

Course was alright for getting your feet wet into A-Frame, but doesn't take you much beyond that. The projects could have used better design methods, and some of the videos would cut off unexpectedly, and had excessive background noise from time to time.

The course is good for absolute beginners in a-aframe. However, after a thorough description of the a-frame basics, primitives and entities, the pace suddenly goes into overdrive, when we learn how to mix a-frame with Javcascript and PHP. Of the following three projects, several new concepts are introduced and new libraries we did not see before. Also, exams are only available after the first few lessons. After those, there are none. And sometimes the lesson shows code examples that do not work like they should with the newer versions of the a-frame library (the course uses v0.3.0, the latest version now is 0.7.1). Whats more, the video is edited in such a way that the code on the screen suddenly changes, for example in lesson 26 (using Javascript with entities), the line: redbox:setAttribute('material',"color:blue"); ...which works, is changed in the blink of an eye and without explanation into: redbox:setAttribute('material.color',"blue"); ...which does not work. This is confusing. Having said this, I did enjoy learning the basics of a-frame. The course helped me on my way into exploring it further.

Really easy-to-follow course for virtual reality web development. If you are just starting into programming or you are an experienced web developer, this course is for you! Fast support from the teacher.

1. quizzes do not match up with videos (material in the questions so far is actually covered after the quiz) 2 basic information is provided, but without context.

This course takes you step by step through various important fundamentals of A-Frame. This course is great for experienced beginners and anyone else. I hope to see an updated version of this course however since A-Frame is not on v0.5.0 but this course is taught on v0.1.3 not sure much has changed but the a-frame src is not live unless it's the newer version. The editing of the video can be a little choppy at times (sentences cut off on last word). Overall I'm very happy with this course! Thanks!

I'm about half way through this course, and I think Ajmir does a good job of breaking down how to use A-frame for beginners... I'm learning a ton! A couple of small critiques... it would be helpful if he could talk about some of the differences on desktop vs mobile. For example, video doesn't work on my iPhone, and I'm not sure how to move through a scene on mobile (the equivalent to WASD on desktop), or if that's even possible. It would also be helpful if he could mention when you would use one similar tag over another. Overall though, I'm really enjoying the course. Update: I just finished the course (except for the last shopping cart example). It would be nice if the html/js files were supplied for all the exercises (not just the hotel project). It was a little tedious having to type everything out as I was following along, although maybe that was the point - learn by doing as opposed to analyzing. In the instance of the bubble project, he never showed how the last sphere.setAttribute line ended (it was off screen), so I couldn't get it to work at all (until I commented out that line, and then it seemed to work okay). So, all in all, a good intro course, but it would be helpful if he expanded a bit more on some things, and included more resource files. Thanks Ajmir!

I have absolutely no Idea what I am doing, but this lesson is great! broken into small digestible chunks that even my dumb ass can understand. Thank you for this!

Straight forward and simple. Though testing people on hexadecimal colours is pretty silly (I got a question wrong because I did not know the exact colour I was looking at?) Test them on the actual aframe library stuff they have learned.