How to Make a Freaking iPhone App - iOS 10 and Swift 3

Like the approach and the content ... would like a little more discussion on why one menu choice is better than another one ... how to navigate the help screens on the properties and attributes of the classes, view controllers etc...

Great course. To the point and everything is applicable to real life if you have imagination. Sure it touches the basics but it keeps you engaged. You get to work with the camera , file system , core data , firebase and mapkit etc.

He is probably one of the best IOS instructors here, I really enjoyed the course and really felt like I was learning. However, sometimes it feels like he just tells you what to type and doesn't really explains the code you are writting.

I've just finished this course and I must say I really loved it. Nick explains everything very understandable and clearly, he is very likeable and motivating all the time and was always handy and responsive when some problem occurred or when you needed his help. xCode and Swift are constantly developing and slightly changing, so it is not possible to avoid some small issues and differences between the videos and the code of the app in the actual version of xCode - even with the big effort Nick puts into making this course. Sometimes I lost track for a moment, but there was always someone who helped me, either Nick himself or my classmates that ran into similar problems few weeks or months before me. I recommend to check Q&A for each section, I found it really helpful. In conclusion: It was fun from the start to the end, from the building the easiest apps to the more complex ones. Nick's enthusiasm is very contagious so now I'm hungry for learning more and I picked up Nick's follow-up course "Intermediate iOS 10 - Advance Your Skills". Nick, thank you for this terrific course! Let's see what happens next...