The Complete Kotlin Developer Course (Udemy.com)

The explanations are clear and the content is what I was after.

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Nick is awesome instructor, I'm glad he was able to collaborate with you guys!. Great job Nick. I also like the section on JavaScript.

This course is really old, and all the topics and lectures are not uptodate as per 2020. It was good when Kotlin for Android just started. My suggestion is to change the name from "The Complete Kotlin Developer Course" to Kotlin for beginners.

An excellent course for beginners, i like it

I'm an moderately experienced C programmer who focused mainly on numerical programming. I am making the move to android development and was a little lost. This has been a great intro to help me relearn concepts I've not used much professionally (OOP and classes as 98% of the code I've written is in C). The hands on guides to the language and the IDEs has been awesome. Thanks!

It should contain more Kotlin core concepts than just creating applications.

Covered all of the beginner/intermediate topics and included some interesting libraries and APIs.

I thought, I will get all Kotlin Videos into 1 place, due to Complete Course.
I also did not find Extension function, Higher-Order Functions, and Lambdas function, etc most of the things are missing in these tutorials.
It's Better If you provide all the Kotlin course with all content into 1 place. It is too much confusing.
My Focus is to learn Kotlin, not android.
If you providing android, It's our opportunity.!!
Please refer below link and provide a complete Video on Kotlin reference.
https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/

Till now it's good

Just starting, but this guy is so easy to listen to - friendly, relaxed, and tells you relevant things. I like that the course isn't a million hours long too - not as daunting as a lot of them :)
UPDATE:
Not as impressed now that I've finished half the course. It gets difficult to learn in some sections as Nick will make mistakes on the fly, and then stop and figure them out as things are rolling; it's nice to see that part of the process once or twice, but when you're following along trying to learn something, you write it out and try to memorize it and then he turns around and says 'oops, that wasn't right, actually', it gets a bit frustrating. I wish he had edited a few more things out. Once or twice he did pause the video to solve a problem, but didn't always say what his solution was, so I had to do a little digging.
If you're a newbie to programming, I would start with a different course; I know this course is not about writing clean code, but some of the coding in it could get you started on bad habits (poor naming especially).
As a Javascript developer using this course to learn some Kotlin for mobile development, this was generally helpful and I feel like I've gotten a grasp on the basics of how Kotlin and Android work. I very much appreciate that it took me about five hours of learning to do that instead of the twenty-five that most courses promise. I didn't do all of the sections - after doing the Kotlin for Programmers and then working up to section 6, I'm going to start looking into my own things and learning from there.

Its going great.. I love to study from nick walter as he teaches very minor details too. Thanks for such a nice course.