Learn C++ Programming by Making Games (Udemy.com)

Pretty slow when typing on some of these.

I understand the concepts he's explaining

I started this course in February 2020 and followed it until April. After a long pause of 6 months, I finally finished it.
Hooray!
I am very glad that I bought this course, it's one of the best learning investment for me.
For example: I used concepts from this project for technical interviews.
I strongly recommend this course if you want to start with the basics and make sure that you have not missed something important.
P.S. Soon I will start the second course on C++ game development. :)
Thank you,
Dmitry Petukhov

Good starting with the basics.

Just getting started ;) So far, so good.

So far it is what I expected it to be.

Overall the course was good and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn about making games and C++. It would have been nice to have access to a git repo of the final project with commits corresponding with each chapter since the main cpp file gets quite large and it's hard to tell where my own code diverges from the instructor's code -but this is a minor issue, and the overall instruction is first rate.

Amazing Teaching style goes directly to the point, and I like the end of section practice problems they let you understand and apply the concepts really well.

Since this is the very beginning off the course I am intrigued by the way that the instructor applies his knowledge to the problem solving at hand. As he explained, computer programming is a way to solve a problem using the speed of a computer to do the mundane and boring things that are needed to solve the problem.

Delivers what has been promised. Besides making some basic games, you will have the chance to really understand what functions, pointers etc. are used for through examples.
You can watch the whole thing and process it by pausing the video on 1.5x speed, you won't miss a thing.
Basic explanations of some core subjects was not really enough.
The instructor assumes that you had at least above average level mathematic training in school etc.
Narration could be better, but the instructor already knows this I assume.
TLDR:
Be patient and watch it on 1.5x speed.

I don't like the way the solution for a project is created, it is all in a single file, too much chaos.
In the same file you put the Player, the Alien, the Shields, the Missiles... to much objects in a single file will only create confusion on the step of the program.
I liked the idea of the course but not its implementation.

Very nice introduction