The Ultimate Guide to Real World Applications with Unity (Udemy.com)

There is some good information here, but unfortunately the course is mired in a ton of real-time mistakes. That said, I would still recommend the course because there's nothing quite like it, covering this material, anywhere else (that I've seen).Now... Troubleshooting things for sake of student experience can be helpful at times, but after a while it begins to come off as lazy. That part running through S3 setup gets really confusing with the amount of mistakes that the student is dragged through.Instead, the teacher could have realized the weight of the mistakes was too much, and simply recorded a new lecture and included something like "Make sure you don't do this or this or this."At the end of the day, troubleshooting skills are helpful, but troubleshooting code is the sort of thing where a solution to an issue in code is usually hyper-specific, and not going to be of much value to anyone except the people who run into those exact problems. So just reshoot the video.

This course is an amazing way to open a new window with unity, by taking us out of the game field and giving us a whole new concept of applications that can be applied in other fields.

Important and useful approach with Unity. I've been looking for courses like this to find other uses of Unity other than pure GameDev.Too bad the tutor isn't following up on this course answering questions along the way. The course also could need a refresh on the AWS methods used as they have changed a bit since the course was created.

This course gives you the basics needed to make an app for mobile in unity, but if you what to be pro go somewhere else. the way he teaches is messy and feel unprofessional.

A well thought of and created course. Definitely useful and practical for getting started with app building right away. With this course one can easily determine most, if not all the steps involved in making apps with Unity.Its a bit like being back at university since sometimes I fumble with determining how to get from one point to another or just get lost. But I typically find my way back with a little persistence and assistance from Johnathan.The fact that i'm using a more modern version of Unity sometimes means I need to go searching to be able to implement some functions in Unity since they may be stored under a different name or a different folder. But all in all this helps provide solid experience.I look forward to the remainder of the course and employing all the new strategies and skills learnt.

This was the best course I've taken that doesn't focus on gaming. The implementation of Amazon AWS provided is something I've been able to use for other apps. I hope Jonathan produces courses soon that dive deep into using AWS and Google Firebase in Unity, both topics which are sorely lacking in Unity learning across the web.

Overall OK, but some parts of this course could be improved and streamlined. Some videos feel like they're made without any preparation. Particularly the parts that cover Amazon Web Services. I don't want to watch how instructor tries to figure out and debug his own mistakes!

Very useful course, certainly opens up the possibilities to using a gaming platform for non-gaming functionality.

Learned a lot about experiences for real world jobs, such as Asset Bundles, working with AWS, AR, scriptable objects, and more. Great course!

Pros: Course material is alright for someone who want to learn how to use Unity to develop apps. It covers the very basic and gives some minimal introduction to AWS and AR.Cons: The course video is not very well prepared in the way that the instructor makes a lot of coding mistakes and keep go back in the video to debug or even changes things that were done few lessons before as they are not work in the later lesson. I will say almost 50% of the time you are watching debugging and that is a lot of time wasted watching the debug going on. Also with the Unity version update, there are going to be quite a lot of issues following the course. I do not recommend this course until these issues are fixed.

Overall I find myself disapointed with this course. The content as presented is good however, since it requires an Android device to complete I cannot move forward. They do advise in the course after the fact that if you do not have any Android device you can use Apple to build and test the app but this process is not covered at all. If this had been mentioned as a requirement I would have not taken the course.

I enjoyed this course, it has a lot of good information. The instructor uses many different approaches to solving scripting problems which adds value. I am sure I will be able to use some of this material on my future projects.