SwiftUI Mastery - The iOS 18 Reference Library of Code (Udemy.com)

I've been trying to learn iOS Swift for the past two years, but I often made excuses to delay my progress. As a web developer, it's challenging to keep up with the rapidly evolving technologies. Every six months, a new technology emerges with fresh features and approaches. Fortunately, I came across this course in my email, which motivated me to refocus on learning Swift due to its valuable content. I now have a better understanding of the differences between structures and classes and how Swift operates. I'm particularly excited about Section 5: Chapter 4 - Introduction to Frameworks. I'll keep you updated when I create my first app. Cheers!

This is probably not a course for people who are entirely new to programming. However, if you are already familiar with concepts such as closures, generic programming, OOP, ..., or are experienced in C++, Delphi, Java, Lisp, ..., then this is a fantastic course that spares you the superfluous nonsense and cuteness many other instructors provide. The delivery is spot-on. The author speaks very clearly, and uses consistently correct terminology. The videos are just the right length. If you don't get something the first time, revisit it, or better, get the book. It is definitely worth it. Time is valuable, and this course does not waste any. This course could not be any better.

Be aware that this course is designed as a Swift resource. This course is not an instructional course teaching you how to set up Xcode and create apps. This course has comprehensive information covering Swift, SwiftUI and other recent frameworks (updated to iOS 16). The course is excellent for beginner or intermediate developers to quickly refresh their knowledge, fill in knowledge gaps and get updates to the latest features. Most lectures have example code attached in the lecture's Resources button for easy reference and practice. Only parts of UIKit are taught where UIKit supplements SwiftUI. The course has a lot of material and the instruction is clear and concise. I'd like to see more material on advanced topics. Overall a good current SwiftUI resource.

i really think this an amazing work, but unfortunately is a waste of time, is to much outdated, every time the author modified something on the scenedelegate or appdelagete is going to be a nightmare try to put all the code together and have no errors on xcode 12 or newer. I do really think you should rerecord all the exercises again, and if you do that I would buy it in a second, anyway I do not feel that I have waste my money on this course, since I learned something from time to time.

This is one of the greatest detailed source about SwiftUI, it is about subjects that can be very boring but very very necessary at the same time, before thinking about the "big projects". This is the "ABC" of the Apple programming language and Mr. de Stefano is great as usual, with short but effective examples, clean screens to take snapshots and downloadable source codes... Really it is a programmer's bible, (even for a beginner like me)... Thanks for the extra effort to explain all of these, Mr.de Stefano. I'm sure I will rewatch this course from time to time, for the things that I will forget and, thanks to you, I can afford to forget. As long as I know where to find them... :)

Finally, this is the SwiftUI course I was expecting to find! Most SwiftUI courses and tutorials I've followed are focused on learning directly using some project examples. However, this one learns you most of the tools and fundamental mechanisms of SwiftUI, so you can program almost anything. Thank you very much for such a great course to S. DeStefano and J.D. Gauchat!

Let me put it this way: if the content of this course was compressed into a terse, straight-to-the-point PDF eBook with screenshots, inks to the videos, and a link to a GitHub repository with the code samples, I'd be more than happy to pay a reasonable amount of money (the same I paid for this course, give or take) to have such a book. As it is though, it tests my patience and attention span to the limit: hence, not quite a five-star rating.

This is a truly excellent course. It doesn't just skim across the top of the features provided by Swiftui, it really delves deep into the nitty gritty of the why and the when and the how. It seems to be exhaustive in terms of what it covers (newly released Swiftui features coming soon in an update) and the coded examples are clear and thorough. Absolutely no complaints and looking forward to the update.

This course started off a bit dry and wasn't sure I felt it was going to meet my needs but a few weeks in I have begun to appreciate the comprehensive / well organized approach will serve me very well as a reference tool and the Xcode examples are very much appreciated! Also the instructor seems to be very willing to respond to questions and provide additional references which is great.

Steve DeStefano has put together a brilliant course "SwiftUI - The Complete Developer Course". Excellent resources, so many examples and downloadable code. I have found this course one of the easiest courses to follow building on knowledge throughout the 177! lectures. Steve recommends buying "SwiftUI for Masterminds" by J.D. Gauchat. I have also bought this book and highly endorse the combination.