The Complete RxJava For Android Development Masterclass (Udemy.com)

I think this course was a very good introduction to RxJava and it really helped me to clarify basic and fundamental concepts. Few remarks: . sometimes it is difficult to understand the pronunciation of some words, therefore one should use subtitles to avoid being confused (for example with Observables and Observers); . the code base for exercises is quite obsolete, so one should consider some time to bring them up to date with newer Android standards and requirements to allow compilation and running without crashes; . some of RxJava components were NOT presented at all, which was quite disappointing, like Single and Maybe . Overall I can stil recommend this course as it is probably one of the best RxJava introduction for Android.

Really good course, I just missed a complete project using complete MVVM architecture (datasource, interfaces, dagger etc), Room and Retrofit at the end of the course for consolidate all things we learned. I already have another course of Anushka Madusanka and a like to say he's one of the best theatcher I found here to teach Android Development. Thanks to him I actually know the best and recommendate pratics of Android Development and I could be better.

Хороший курс. Отличный! Особенно для тех, кто хочет больше узнать про Rx в целом и реактивном программировании в частности. Но если: а) не знаешь английского хотя бы на уровне простейшего общения, б) не работал до этого с Java и не создавал приложения, то вряд ли что-то поймешь. Автору благодарность!

Pros: All the tough topics like RxJava, Dagger, Retrofit were explained in detail and properly. Cons: RxJava parameters could have been explained with real world use cases as example. Dagger example could have been a country app of tdmb app. Subjects RxJava was not at all explained properly

The course is very good, the instructor is very clear! It covers some of the most common technologies in a very straight forward way. I recommend!! The only thing that is VERY annoying is the way the instructor talks stopping in the middle of the sentence, breaking its fluency and sometimes getting it hard to bear!(even in 1.75x speed) (So be prepared! :-) )

The course is a basic introduction to a lot of different concepts including RxJava. You certainly would not become a master at any of the concepts discussed in the course but get some level of beginners knowledge. As the course is implemented with Java you'll still have a step to climb when you try to write these concepts in Kotlin

I found the examples very helpful. Although not coming from an Android background, I feel that data Anushka presented will be of benefit. Also, learned about Retrofit, which works in Java JVM world, too. Very cool. I did have a bit of problems early on with pronunciation of Observers vs Observables, which sounded very much alike when spoken. But I learned to adapt to that, and find that a minor concern, compared to that lessons learned.

THIS IS IN JAVA!! If you're looking for an RxJAVA course this is for you. Anushka goes over basics all the way to DBs. If you have been like me and going through documentation and banging your head about things due to the lack of answers to your questions; this is the place for your answers. Very nice.

Excellent course, the instructor goes above and beyond to explain how RxJava is used in real-world projects by including how it interacts with other architecture components like MVVM, Retrofit, Room. And that's totally what I was looking for. The instructor makes it very easy to follow with short crisp videos. One suggestion, having one lesson with Kotlin too would be great.

Excellent, very well explained. Sometimes it's hard to understand the instructor accent and closed caption doesn't exactly match what was spoken (for example: "RxJava" became "artist job" in last video). There are some continuity problem between lessons (code changes a little bit, but it's nothing can't be quickly fixed). Overall, it's an excellent course and very didactic. Just an observation: During Room implementation, you didn't implement RoomDatabase in a singleton design as you've done with Retrofit. This approach is recommended by official Room CodeLab: https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/android-room-with-a-view/#6

The instructor gives a very good explanation for both RxJava Operators and Subjects. It is the most detailed tutorial in Reactive programming I found so far.

It was a great learning...dagger topic I didn't understand..but I will repeat dagger parts and other parts again and again...It was really a great learning..I bought your MVVM masterclass course too. Thanks!