Mastering Jetpack Compose: Building Dynamic User Interfaces (Udemy.com)

Wow, an amazing course, I am a complete beginner but I have learned so much, working alongside the instructor really gives you that feel of how Jetpack Compose works. Even though I followed every step exactly (or thought I did) I made some mistakes along the way, going back over my own code helped me learn where simple errors (like a simple string/ case sensitive typos) could lead to bigger problems or app crashes, Even though there is a lot to master here, the constant practice and tweaking the apps we've created with endless possibilities and designs will lead into mastering this.

The instructor gives knowledge, good knowledge on android development. But the delivery is painful. Repeating one thing like 5 times. I believe the course could be 12 hours if the instructor didn't repeat one word like 20 times

Very good explained, step by step making sure we understand every thing without building fancy apps that we copy and not fully understanding.

Okay-level for beginners to get into it, but it's very basic and there's some redundant filler talking like "write that into your note book" and such, but otherwise, alright, I guess.

Great course. All examples are explained very well. It's also nice to go through an up-to-date course were everything works in the latest version of studio. I highly recommend it.

Abbass Masri hat sehr gut erklärt, wie die Details in Jetpack Compose zusammenhängen. Es war gut verständlich, auch ohne viel Vorwissen. Ich bin sehr zufrieden, danke! A. Masri explained very well the details of Jetpack Compose. It was easy to understand, even without much prior knowledge. I am very satisfied, thank you!

Nice to explain MVVM for kotlin app developing. That would be nice if we have the MVVM example of any referred code with RoomDatabase + API in the same repository . So that we can have the RoomDatabase as cached data of web API when mobile in the offline.

The course begins with the basics and gradually delves into more advanced topics. I can follow the instructor without any trouble, but one issue I encounter is that he tends to zoom in while explaining a concept, which makes it difficult for me to view the surrounding code if I encounter an error and need to check if all my code is correct. This limitation arises because his zoomed-in view focuses solely on the code segment he is currently discussing.

This course titled "Mastering" so i will emphasizes some of advantages and disadvantages of this course - Done with the course, completed in 1 weeks including all important notes. #First Review currently the lecturer is explaining the concept of compose and some important stuff regarding composable function, i love it. Umm if you have familiarity with kotlin you can skip it, although i recommend to watch it 2x faster. The lecturer sometime just reading the slide but not elaborate it further. But anyway this is course is for someone who is new into the field of compose. So i am just good with that. Edit Second Review #1 : nearly the end of the course, my note for those who would like to enroll the course. This course will provide you a great baseline for building apps with compose, but for the explanation of what is happening under the hood of compose, you won't get from this course. Edit Third Review #2 : I am done with the course. The instructor not provided the real world final project that used compose. Hopefully in the upcoming update the instructor (if any) add the followings : - Compose Testing - Add sections to explain compose concept in depth, such as how compose works behind the scenes - Dependency Injection for compose - How the @Composable annotation compiled did behind the scenes - Final projects that put all knowledge and it is industry related PROJECT. Highly recommended for those who are new to compose, but not recommended for those who want to expand the compose knowledge in depth. But thanks to the instructor for explaining some new stuff easily, this course much better explaining the concept of compose compared other courses Would change my star later depends on the upcoming update (if any)

I haven't finished it all yet but I am telling you, the Kotlin Basics section is the only videos you'll ever need in order to learn Kotlin. So simple and concise.