SwiftUI 2.0 Apps on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch & TV (Udemy.com)

Gut erklärt und mit viel Energie und Überzeugung erläutert. Es gefällt mir das man dem Tutor den Spaß ansehen kann. Leider sind einige Themen schon nicht mehr "BestPractices" (z.B. NavigationView). Das müsste mal aktualisiert werden da es nach Apple Deprecated ist!

It is a good introduction to the multiplatform world, the teacher has some bad practices like to write a lot of nested if statements and copie and paste a lot, but in general this course is easy follow while you are creating the app. From my point of view, the code for the macOS is avoidable, since you need to apply some architectural design patterns to have an acceptable result and this course doesn't do anything regarding that.

An excellent course, a lot of work but also a lot of fun. Nick's teaching style is great and his enthusiasm much appreciated. He also replies to every single question, making sure that every issue a student might have is addressed. I really learned a lot from this course. Thank you Nick!

The instructor's method of building apps is confusing to me. He does not follow a clear structure and to my humble opinion his code is prone to many errors. I think he did not think 100% SwiftUI, as he introduced some manual state handling, and the the point on why we have SwiftUI now, is that we do not need to pull or push data from view to model or viceversa. I would have encouraged students to know more and rely on the reactive programming side of SwiftUI, so that in conjunction with state and functional programming we could build simple and reliable apps.

There were times where I felt like "concepts" were a bit glossed over. Perhaps, my level of understanding of swift and in particular swiftUI wasn't where it needed to be coming in. That being said, I was able to follow along, key in the code by pausing, and testing, etc.. The work involved in changing the code to work on a particular platform was somewhat daunting. Perhaps a 30 second explanation of what we had to do, before he started doing it. Again, based on my IT experience I was able to keep up. I want to especially note that Nic is the most responsive instructor I have ever seen with these tutorials. Great job!

That is the first course that I finished. Everything was shown step by step so I am grateful for the opportunity to be a part of it. Thank you. What I still need is more of being able to read and comprehend swift apple manuals to be in a position of finding right functions to incorporate them in my dream apps, and debugging the code I am writing. Any suggestions?

This course was great with diving deeper into the iOS development. I will admit, I did not complete the rest of the course as the apps I am developing for work won't be on MacOS, iPad, or WatchOS, but I would say if you are looking for an "all-in-one" course, this is the course you want to get!

I've taken Nick's course "Build Your First iPhone App - iOS 14 Apps Using Swift 5" and loved it. Now, as I wanted to learn SwiftUI, I decided to enrol in this course of his and it totally met my expectations. Nick knows how to explain things properly and in a clear way. I've learned a lot in this two courses from him. Thanks Nick!

I love that Nick makes mistakes. The finding of these gives a plus to this course. Seeing myself making the same finding the same. Good experience. The other thing I like is the overall extent. Nick introduces a lot of "what to touch and look for" through very simple apps. I always feel watching his trainings that those are too simple for me. Then I buy the next one from him and though the training is simple, I again learn a lot. That ia probably his style. Good value.

Absolut toller Kurs. Es werden wirklich alle Geräte bedient. Man lernt auch sehr viel wie man alle Oberflächen in einem Projekt behandelt. Schade ist, dass als Datenablage nicht CoreData behandelt wird. Das wäre noch die Krönung.