MVI architecture with Jetpack Compose for Android (Udemy.com)

Very good and concise. The instructor was able to convey the information in a precise and efficient manner without overwhelming the students with unnecessary information!!

Good and important course that can be used in daily project, good explanation from basic to advance level. With good live example in simple and easy steps so everyone can understand.

An excellent course that examines and explains the basics of MVI architecture with Compose for Android applications with XML layouts in detail. I really liked the author's most understandable explanations and many examples. Many thanks to the teacher for his hard work!

Como otros comentarios mencionaron, es demasiado básico y ya hasta está con deprecados y con una antiguedad notable. Por otra parte, ni pude compilar el proyecto en mi IDE haciéndolo tal cual el curso y con correcciones.

It is a good course that explains modern architectures and the MVI architecture its advantages and disadvantages and gives you a practical example with the MVI architecture I learned a lot.

The instructor clearly explains the concepts using a simple example to demonstrate how it works. On the other hand, I expected to see the benefits indicated as testability and reproducibility applied by creating tests.

The tutor did an awesome job explaining how MVI architecture works, but I feel the course is expensive as it contains basic applications. I was expecting a little more of a large project.

A good course. Clearly develops an app with a canonical MVI architecture. While the app is simple, it contains all the elements of a good architecture. Definitely good for those of us wanting a short review, but I think also good for someone new to MVI.

The course concisely explains concepts and does not get lost in irrelevant topics. Very useful to know how to apply this architecture. It is recomendable to have some knowledge about MVVM, compose and coroutines to understand all steps of the course.

I'll give you 5 stars for a good lecture However, it would have been better if it was an example of switching using at least 2 to 3 screens instead of a single screen. In addition, it would have been better if there were dagger-hilt and clean architecture in the lecture Thank you.