Devslopes by Mark Price
KOTLIN FOR ANDROID
Welcome to the world’s most comprehensive course on Kotlin for Android development. Whether your a developer coming from Java, or have NO Android experience, we start from the ground up and teach you everything you need to know how to build apps using Kotlin.
WHY TAKE THIS COURSE?
We don’t only focus on the Kotlin language like most courses on Kotlin do. Learn to code the Devslopes way. We’ll teach you everything about developing with Kotlin, working with interface builder and all the SDK’s you actually need to build apps. And as always, you’ll be building professional, amazing looking apps from start to finish.
Here are some of the things you’ll be able to do after taking this course:
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
Don’t forget to join the free live community where you can get free help anytime from other students.
Instructor Details
Courses : 8
Specification: Kotlin for Android: Beginner to Advanced
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16 reviews for Kotlin for Android: Beginner to Advanced
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Duration | 23 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$11.99
Laura Roa –
This course was very helpful, I learned a lot of things and concepts, actually, I’m new at codding and it was easy for me to follow every lesson. It would be nice for the course to define some concepts at the beginning and update the videos in the latest versions, but even with previous versions, it was very easy to learn all the concepts. Jonny and the other instructors were very good teachers, they gave examples of very useful applications and take this course it’s a good beginning to start codding.
Arthur McCay –
Having done some android development with Kotlin in the past, I want this course to be a refresher. So far it seems to be exactly what I need as the author doesn’t go over programming basics and everything is pretty fast paced and that’s exactly how I like to take my courses.
Arunkumar Balasundaram –
Good course
Justin Atwell –
Very well constructed to get the content across and is really easy to follow with good explanations. Posted a question and haven’t received a response from anyone yet, which makes it difficult to fix a problem if i have exhausted my methods of trying to fix it myself. Not a big issue though. Enjoyable course.
Tom Miksch –
This is my first time using Kotlin and developing mobile apps, and the steps are easy to understand and well explained.
Enzo Testa –
Un peu lent pour quelqu’un ayant d ja fait des applications
Immanuel Prabhu –
this is all new to me and this course so far has kept me intrigued and what to learn more
Geoffrey Okao –
Simplicity of explanation, unassuming approach, JohnnyB is funny but clear, speed is good, content clear. This material is worth way more than what it’s being offered for.
Shadi Abuajamieh –
Not recommended. The course is not up to date, use old version of Android Studio, and it takes long time to respond to questions. In addition, some sections are totally useless, as arranging files, and keep versions and so on, this should not take more than 15min if needed! But they put a whole chapter describing this, we are here to learn Apps development, and Koltin, but this course is too far away from its purpose. There are a lot other courses in UDEMY much better than this one. Most good ratings for this course are the ones done at the beginning of the course, but if you move on, you will find this course unsuitable, and not updated with new contents at all, use old platforms versions (which make it very frustrating to follow up with the instructor, and you have to expect a lot of guessing work during the course, lot of time wasted). Not Recommended!
Veredy Tang –
yes, it is good. but it is better if there always an update to the latest version for the user who just join the course lately.
Andrey Andreyev –
Good course. I learned a lot of new things. Thank you. It was strange to see command line and git workflow tutorials in the advanced course. I still have a lot of questions that I need to learn and unfortunately they were not covered here. How to work with local storage (files, SQLite, in memory db?) How to work with parallelism/concurrency (threads, coroutines?) How to work with background activities? How to work with sensors?
Miguel Tejeda –
Super easy to follow. Instructor uses really good analogies and examples while keeping the content easy to understand and engaging.
Chetan Hadap –
operators introduced like not explained.
Bruce Burgess –
The instructor is very knowledgable. The issue though is the class is a little outdated and many will struggle with the last project. As they use mLab for a database, while Mondo has updated to Atlas and things have changed. The Q and A is a little dead as well. My suggestion to the instructor is to update the class so students new in development can follow along.
Matt Amisi –
It is a good match however is quite outdated.
Sam Bahta –
Some of the course is too outdated for 2021 eg. version of Andriod Studio used.