iOS 9 & Objective-C - Make 20 Applications

Started the course a while back and got side tracked, was able to jump right back in using my iPad to play the courses.

Well, the course is not really bad BUT I am giving it a 3-star rating because it could be better and the two star remaining are how much better it could be. So I would say this course is good enough. Now, as to what needs improving: Aaron likes to skip some things we beginners don't know without explaining or just flying through some action so I needed to go back in the video to see what had happened. (like clicking on something new) Next, while some things are well explained within the scope of the project, or the application being "built" in the course, they aren't explained in enough detail or some mistakes are being done in the manner of "this works for this project so we won't use "best practice" or explain why", just do it and it works here. (which I learned when trying to do something similar to a project within the course and ending up hitting my head up against the wall until I asked a friend who is an experienced programmer and he got me back on track). Lastly, I understand that Aaron is a native English speaker but speaking to a broader audience should be done in a more grammatically correct way without so many faults and buzzwords and phrases, redundant pronoun repeating etc. Just...try a bit harder. Prepare the text prior to recording or something.

Cause it has been awesome, but sometimes it feels more like he's breezing through very quickly.

The tutorial is good for kids who wants to play little bit with IOS creating dummy applications. But for professionals it is complete waste of time. I just don't want write a bad statement about course let me explain why I gave this rating. Before I explain let me tell you that I am also a professional trainer, I delivered trainings for more than 30 MNC companies. I feel this course is not upto the mark for the following reasons. 1. Trainer is just writing the code and showing the results in simulator. But he is not explaining the code. What happens when you write is particular line of code would be a mystery. Until unless I know why I am writing a particular line of code how can I understand do different tasks using that particular concept. 2. He is not explaining what is happening under the hood. I can use my imagination and understand little bit but can not understand what is happening in IOS app. Until unless I come to know what is happening, how can I implement a real world application. 3. You can get better examples by searching in the internet than what is shown in this course. He always just type some code while typing read the same code and simulate it. thats it. 4. If this course is like this then why didn't I give 1 star? why I have given 2.5 stars. Well I am coming to the same point. He is just typing and reading the code though, I can understand the sequence. What should be done first and what should be done next. He is creating all the applications from scratch so I could at least understand the sequence of doing the things which couldn't be understood by downloading online examples. So I have given 2.5 starts. OK Aron this suggestion is for you. I am also a trainer, trust me brother, you will not get student satisfactions until unless you explain what each and every line of code does and what else can be done and how to explore new thing corresponding to that particular line of code. I don't mean to ask you each and every line in details, but at least explain what is high level purpose of each line. Most of the time you are importing some additional frameworks but not explaining what is the purpose of that framework, what else this framework offers. At least give us basic idea about it and provide us where we can explore more about it. You are always saying what to do but not why we should do that particular step in our application. So after completion of the course I could create only the same 20 applications which you have created in the course. I could not do even a single new application. That is what making me sad.