The Beginners Guide to 3D Web Game Development with Three.JS (Udemy.com)

I really like this course it requires some knowledge but you can't really expect to make a game without knowing how to code :) so I would say it is beginner friendly game-wise and it includes pretty much everything you need to get you started. The instructions are detailed and it is easy to follow. Highly reccomended if you are looking to get into gamedev and don't know where to start :)

THIS COURSE IS GOOD FOR BEGINNER AND BEST FOR EXPERT The course is perfect if you want to understand the basics of javascript and threejs , and gives an overview of the process behind making games. I really reccomend this course if you are intrested in understanding what's behind web 3D game development. Suggestion: please teacher can you explain in more detail the logic behind the ready scripts you use in the code? there are many usefull thing i wish you can explain in more detail so one can understand the logic and customize for his purpouse. Thanks teacher.

learning a lot!!! ok,so I love 3D so much. I code in javascript cause you can do anything with it. I went back to school at age 50 for 2 years cause as a gamer I wanted to know how all that stuff that I was seeing and playing is created. You help me a lot with your courses cause I filled in a lot of blanks that I had. Very greatful that you have those courses! Thank you and please keep making courses

Me gusta por que desafia tu conocimiento de programacion, y tu atension para resolver problemas, y cuando pasas los desafios avansas como cuando estas jugando un video juego, en suma , es un excelente curso..

Much of the code is prescribed which makes learning blurry and when you finish the course you don't feel up the courage to write your own game, it would have been more worthwhile to just create a game but build it from scratch.

really great explanation from zero to hero! Nik Lever brings coding in Javascript to a whole new level. Explained throughout are really clear examples required to create user interaction in an animated UI: physics, random objects, collision detection, and more. Opens so many possibilities, unleashing limitless creativity.

He goes pretty fast and while he has chapters to cover the basics of javascript and threejs, I really recommend having some basic knowledge of those topics first before you jump into this. He's very knowledgeable on the subjects so I feel like there's a few leaps and gaps that you have to fill in as a true beginner. As the name of the course suggests, this is more of a game development course and anyone trying to supplement their knowledge javascript and threejs with game development principles would greatly benefit from his expertise.

Great instructor with excellent background in the industry to help explain concepts. The course material sometimes leaves you to figure things out yourself sometimes, but that is a good way to learn. I had some initial problems with the instructions for git not working, and not caring for it being set up as my public Pages website. Nik responded to me and cleaned up that section of the video in a few days. Much appreciated!

Hi, Steve here. I would like to start off by stating that I'm somewhat experienced when it comes to programming, and I currently work as a developer. I planned on using this course to pick up some ThreeJS before getting started with our upcoming project. I'm almost halfway though the course and I am yet to find this course resourceful. The following are the issues with this course: 1) It's definitely not for beginners. 2) It's not a tutorial, it's a walkthrough. The content tells you everything you need to do in order to replicate the exact results but, 9/10 times, why certain things are done is not discussed at all, and is left for the viewer to guess. 3) The tutor is more like a narrator reading the documentation for the viewers. So, there is no learning to be done, instead it's just viewers getting info-bombed most of the time. TIP:- The way the course is structured is not very ideal for learning. The way how introduction to every specific topic is kept separate(at least from the viewer's perspective, since everything is pre-coded and viewers don't have the full picture of what's going on) really makes it harder for viewers to understand how something done in one video can be used with concepts from other video. Learners don't consume tutorial videos to know about the existence of a certain concept. They instead learn it to understand the tool, it's features, the concepts, and how it's various features can be used together to create something new. A good analogy would be: This course is a dictionary if learners are trying to learn a new language.

The modern age abounds in VR development engines which lack in versatility and practicality. Put them aside, this course extensively covers handy toolsets that help realise seamless and easier integrations of VR within websites. It doesn't require knowledge of low-level programming, either, so it is a go-to for 3D graphic designers, web designers and the alike who want to break the plateau.