Highly recommended
First of all, the lecture is really fun ㅋㅋㅋ He keeps throwing out jokes, and it's fun to catch them. The lecture flow is to briefly explain the concept and then practice right away. This is really good because you can learn a little bit and check how it's used right away. There are a lot of build errors here and there. Rather, these are better because they give you the feeling of seeing how developers in the field handle debugging.
It is highly recommended for actual development.
This is a lecture that I used as a reference while quickly creating an Android app with only JAVA knowledge.
Although errors occur occasionally during the lecture or time is wasted due to running the emulator, for people like me who have no experience, the lectures are easy to follow for actual development and I think I was able to easily deal with the same problems. I have now reached the commercialization stage of the bus app, but if you have additional knowledge of FireBase or BackEnd, I think there will be no problem in developing most apps.
It's fun and informative
I've read books, looked at open sources, and looked at many lectures, but there's no lecture as good as this one.
First, the theory provides concepts,
and if you follow along through practice,
you'll get a sense of 'this is what app development is like'.
Of course, there are times when the lectures seem unedited and unorganized,
but they teach you step by step how to think and approach things from a developer's perspective.
The best part is that the instructor feels really friendly, which makes it even more fun.
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