Learn Java Creating Android Games Using the LibGDX library

I finished this course some time ago. It provides a great deal of information on libGDX with plenty of projects. The course, at least when I went through it, could have been improved if it had been updated with newer information. Perhaps this has been done since I finished. I learned quite a bit and am glad I took it. Check out the game I made using libGDX since taking this course: https://tonyinfl.itch.io/invaders

A really great course, well explained step by step. There are only two things to consider: Firstly, update the AdMob section, thus this is a deprecated way to handle advertising. Secondly, the proposed challenges are hard to get by oneself without following the suggested solution, there's a considerable leap between the previous theory and what's supposed to do. Anyway, I recommend that course to everyone with previous Java knowledge and wanting to extend it and know how to work with the LibGDX framework

It took me a little bit to convert to Lwglv2 to be able to continue with the lectures. This is a pretty big miss for those of us new to GDX. I ended up using gdx-liftoff which made it all possible.

The course is really great until now being at section 102. The only drawback I can see until now, is a lack of update with the latest version of libgdx

The course is long but it also helps with getting deep knowledge about java, OOP, LibGDX and programming. Worth every cent.

知识点很全面，想从业余Libgdx游戏开发者到正式Libgdx游戏开发者的话，这里有很多知识点值得你学习。

This course was a great learning experience! It covers a lot of material in great detail, and the instructor explains everything step by step, starting with the basics and gradually building up to more complex concepts. The exercises' framework is highly reusable and provides a solid foundation for real-world projects. Now I feel much more comfortable about my LibGDX skills. I followed the course by writing my code in Kotlin, and almost everything worked seamlessly. I was pleasantly surprised by how easily I was able to adapt the examples to Kotlin syntax and get everything up and running. However, one major drawback of the course is that the instructor's speech is heavily accented and sounds quite monotone, almost like a computer. This can make it difficult to follow along at times. The auto-generated subtitles and transcripts are riddled with errors, so they're unusable. I still highly recommend this course to anyone interested in learning LibGDX. It would be great if the course could provide proper subtitles and transcripts to make it more accessible to a wider audience, but even without them, the course is still well worth taking.

That is a VERY good presentation of the material about Java, Patterns, and the Libgdx library.

I decided to write a review because I think the course rating should be higher. I cant find anything negative to say besides the course is slow/long. This course has tons of information and is still relevant in 2023.

I tried learning libGDX before, so I found a channel on YouTube about it since I wanted to begin games development in Java. I tried following the videos on YouTube but it wasn't enough and was a time waste. Then, I took a paid course on Udemy before this course was released and got the same disappointing results from YouTube. I'm glad that finally we have a professional course and now I understand some of the basic terms such as viewports, cameras, sprite batches, etc... which the other courses I found on libGdx didn't bother explaining them so this is actually good because Goran explains everything in a clear manner and very professional in his coding style which really shows that he is really a Games Dev and a Senior Dev as well. Definitely very valuable things to learn here even for a veteran Dev.