The lessons are intuitive and easy to follow, and they contain only the essential information needed for solo developers working alone, making it extremely useful. Thank you!

What an excellent lecture!!

I think this is by far the most practical course I have ever taken. As a developer, it's easy to think that building a simple app would be a breeze... but there are so many hurdles to overcome, starting from planning and design to app icons, privacy policies, and the complex, unfamiliar app deployment process. This course shows you exactly how to do all of it. Watching it made me realize just how many obstacles, trials and errors, and hours I would have wasted if I had tried to do this on my own. I'm currently on Section 3, and I've just submitted my app for review to the App Store! haha

I felt that the lecture delivery was excellent. Given the nature of the lecture, rather than following along immediately step by step, it would be better to learn the overall flow first and then follow the lecture again while practicing on your own.

The course is great because it's easy to follow along.

I can't believe this kind of lecture is free... I started listening without much thought and ended up gaining something huge. Thank you so much. I'll look into whether you've uploaded advanced lectures, and I definitely need to take your paid courses too.

I first encountered Slack and Python through this course, and I was able to learn about chatbots, which I had always been curious about, so it was a very enjoyable lecture. Thank you.

I was too busy with work to get started, but recently I listened to the lectures and created an app in just about 8 days. I haven't done Android yet since I don't plan to release it, but for iOS, I've already submitted it for App Store review. The deployment section was so kind and detailed, which was great. I'm still waiting for the review, but I hope it passes. As you mentioned, I'm planning to try releasing as many apps as possible. Thank you for creating such a good lecture. I recommend it. Highly recommend!

I'd like to hear about the pros and cons of setting up a developer account as an individual versus as an organization. I heard that there are tax issues if you set it up as an organization, but if you set it up as an individual, it seems cumbersome because you need to recruit 12 testers and have them test for 14 days. However, most people seem to recommend going with an individual account, so I'd like to hear your thoughts on this, instructor.

First, I quickly familiarized myself with the flow at 2x speed without coding. I'll refer to it a lot when developing later. Thank you.