Project-based approach to iOS development using the MVVM design pattern with SwiftUI and the Swift Programming language | Discount Coupon for Udemy Course
Last updated 3/2023Course Language EnglishCourse Caption English [Auto]Course Length 52:11:13 to be exact 187873 seconds!Number of Lectures 439
This course includes:
52 hours hours of on-demand video
Certificate of completion
30 additional resources
Learn to build an iOS 16 App
Learn good programming practices
Learn MVVM design pattern
Have fun programming and exploring
This course focuses on iOS development dedicated to iOS 16 programming using the Swift programming language and the SwiftUI framework. You will learn programming fundamentals of the Swift programming language. This is a project based course. In each project you will learn about more features of the language and gain more experience. The Apps will be written using the MVVM software design pattern which goes hand in hand with SwiftUI and iOS 16 development. You will also learn how to efficiently use Xcode 14, navigate, use hotkeys and code snippets.Here is a list of the topics we will cover and the Apps we will create.Basics. The goal is not to give an encyclopedic treatment, rather cover a large chunk of the fundamentals and then quickly dive into as many apps as possible where we use these basics and beyond.Programming basics, i.e. variables, constants, arrays, loops, structs, conditionals, basic data types, guard, tuples, enumerations, etc.HStack, VStack, ZStack, gradients, colors, text, alignment, frames, rotations, grids, images, AsyncImageWorking with code Snippets in order to write programs more efficiently. This topic is rather simple but quite useful. We also cover useful topics in this sections such as Page tabbed viewsBackground colorsButtonsGradient text and masksNice default viewsAvatarsClickable images which link to a websiteGreetings App. The goal is to explore some basics of SwiftUI. In this short App we learn about basic layouts, animations, tap gestures, gradients (linear and radial), support for multiple languages such as English, Spanish, etc, creating an App icon for all devices, support for light and dark mode.Calculator. We implement a nice UI based on a beautiful design from dribbble. We support both light and dark mode and discuss state variables.Recipe App MVVM. This is the first App in the course that covers the MVVM design pattern which is central in this course. We also cover basic navigation and lists and custom views in this section.Fizz Buzz. This App is based on a standard interview question called Fizz Buzz. We learn about Xcode's playground and then we move on to an app that relies heavily on String manipulation. We write an App that implements Fizz Buzz in several programming languages such as Swift, Rust, Go, C, Javascript/HTML. So we write a program that writes programs. Moreover we learn how to copy text to the clipboard and we discover the context menu.HTML to Color Extension. In this section we write code that converts HTML to usable code in SwiftUI. Namely we automate the creation of color extensions which will be used in the Charts App of our course (or in any app for that matter).Alarm App. This is one of the highlights of the course. We largely base the UI on a design from dribbble. We support multiple languages out of the box, namely English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Turkish. The UI is highly complex so this is an excellent opportunity to work with nice UIs. We work with navigation stacks, tab views, grids, shapes, Date pickers, etc. We even create a custom toggle button using tap and drag gestures, states and bindings. Moreover we cover advanced topics such as async-await (introduced in iOS 15) and local push notifications. We also discuss Environment objects, Published, State and Binding. (These topics are covered in most of the Apps but in the alarm app this is used frequently.)Conway's Game of Life. This is a standard programming exercise introduced by the British mathematician John Conway (check out the Wiki) who sadly passed from Covid. We generalize this game in the sense that the user can change the rules of the game. Once again we focus both on actual programming logic and on a nice UI such as working with sliders, constructing custom check boxes, ForEach views, etc.Brevis App - Hotkeys. This is a relatively simple MVVM-based App that animates the background and rotates a custom card view.Tip Calculator. My first thought was - not another tip calculator! To make things interesting this App is based on a beautiful design from dribbble. We also work with Shapes in this section and there is a major focus on State and Bindings.Flashcards App. The name is self-explanatory. There is a major focus on tap, magnification and drag gestures in this App. As usual we follow the MVVM design pattern. We also create rotating cards (similar to what we have seen in the Brevis App).Mystic Puzzle Game. This is also referred to as the 15 puzzle game. In this game we shuffle 15 titles with one empty title and the user must move the tiles back into place. This project has highly not trivial logic and not just a nice UI.Quote of the Day App. This uses a quote API, in other words we will learn how to grab data off the internet which is very important in many other apps. Amongst other things we use custom fonts in this section.Speed code a Chill Meditation App. We create a very simple meditation in 30 minutes flat. This is to show what can be done easily in SwiftUI with very little time and effort.Multilingual Animals. This can be viewed as an educational game for children. The main goal of this project is to learn how to support text to speech in multiple languages, namely, English, Spanish and French. Of course other languages can easily be supported.The remaining four apps focus on the frontend. All based on designs from dribbble. Namely.Body Shape UI.Meditation App UI.Finance App UI.Task Manager UI. Moreover this course is dynamic in the sense that I will regularly post more material of my own and/or in response to specific requests from students.I hope you enjoy this course as much as I enjoyed creating it. Also make the code your own. Experiment and be creative. Try to implement an App idea of your own. Feel free to ask questions in the Q & A or message me directly. I'm always happy to answer questions and check for questions twice a day.Happy programming and have a Great dayRonWho this course is for:Beginner-intermediate programmers or anyone wanting to learn to program iOS 15 and iOS 16 using SwiftUI
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4 Lectures | 19:20
Introduction
00:33
Install Xcode 14 and SF Symbols
02:15
Introducing Xcode 14
11:47
Xcode 13 vs Xcode 14
04:45
15 Lectures | 01:28:21
Introduction to Swift Fundamentals
01:54
Variables and Let constants
05:34
String arrays and for loops
05:31
Structs and arrays of structs
06:26
Optionals, if, if let
08:15
A note about line breaks
03:10
Int, Double, Float, Type of
09:30
Division, modulo, more for loops and if statements
07:36
Simplify the code with a function
03:03
Multiline Strings
03:03
More on loops (for, while, repeat)
08:14
The Guard statement
05:21
Tuples and Named Tuples
06:14
Enumerations
07:55
Named Enumerations
06:35
32 Lectures | 02:49:14
Introduction to the Greetings App
00:49
Introducing modifiers
04:06
More Text Views in a VStack
03:30
Adding a View
02:31
Adding a Struct and an Array of Structs
02:35
Simplifying the code with the ForEach view
02:27
Add the Greeting Title and some Spacers
02:31
Cleaning up the code by refactoring and adding a background color
02:58
Adding a cool gradient background
02:57
Random color on tap gesture
04:40
Rotation animation of a circle using a @State variable
07:18
Creating a random caption
03:49
Dark Mode
07:48
Creating an App icon
04:40
Resizing the App icon
02:06
Clear the background of the App icon
01:00
Create a Launch Screen
02:50
Adding documentation to the Views
04:14
Localizing your App
05:44
Adding yet another language to the App
02:05
Change Language in Preview and Simulator
01:57
Code Factorization and some thoughts on Landscape mode and iPad support
11:03
Landscape Views
12:39
Adapting to Portrait and Landscape mode
05:33
Supporting iPad
04:04
Final Touch - Search Project - iOS 16
02:36
Programmatically Change Current Language
13:24
Persist Current Language
10:55
An Interesting Question: Color.orange vs .orange ?
14:03
Appendix : Alternative way to generate an App Icon
03:27
Mark, Todo, Minimap and Navigation
03:32
Appendix: Preview Discussion
15:23
9 Lectures | 01:51:06
SwiftUI Basics: HStack, VStack, ZStack, Colors and gradients
08:33
State variables, let constants, tap gesture
10:23
MultilineTextAlignment, Rotations in 3D
08:10
SwiftUI Basics Animate Font
05:55
Exploring Grids in iOS 16
10:38
Navigation Stack and Textfield
20:25
Animate Everything
19:31
Simple List Example
14:22
VIDEO EXERCISE: Arithmetic Progression
13:09
11 Lectures | 01:00:03
Import Images and Creating useful Enums
11:28
Image Scale to Fit vs Fill
06:28
Aspect Ratio
02:40
Scroll and Iterate through Images
04:02
Scroll and Overlay with ease in Animation
07:10
Introducing AsyncImage
02:51
AsyncImage continued
04:28
Simplifying the AsyncImage Code
07:10
Images and LazyVGrid
05:07
VIDEO Exercise: Play / Pause Image
01:07
Solution: Play / Pause Image
07:32
10 Lectures | 01:27:38
Code Snippets
08:54
Page Tabbed View
06:35
Button Snippets
15:11
Gradient Text and Masks
04:29
Nice View Snippets
08:53
Avatar Snippet
04:24
Image Url Snippet
08:04
Awesome three button default snippet
16:14
Animate Font, fontweight and foreground color
07:10
Random colors and random background color
07:44
10 Lectures | 01:49:49
NavigationStack - Replace Back Button - Part 1
03:44
NavigationStack - Replace Back Button - Part 2
09:48
NavigationStack - Replace Back Button - Part 3
07:14
FlexToGrid Challenge 50 25 25 Split
10:40
NavigationStack Title Color
14:27
Drag Image From Above - Part 1
10:24
Drag Image From Above - Part 2
12:15
Drag Image From Above - Part 3
12:48
Multi-color glowing Border using Trim
15:08
Generic ToolTipView using LongPressGesture
13:21
20 Lectures | 02:32:55
Introduction to the Light and Dark mode calculator
00:28
Dribbble design and selecting the calculator colors
03:14
Dark and Light Mode
04:15
Colors for Moon and Sun
01:11
Continue Main Calculator View
14:05
Implement Sun Moon View
06:05
Implementing the Computation View
05:31
The Enumerations
08:19
Button View
12:11
Buttons Model and Calcs Button View
13:19
String Helper Functions
07:40
Implementing the Calculator Logic - Part 1
17:07
Implementing Equality logic
14:42
Implementing the decimal point logic
11:32
Refactoring Code
01:41
iPad Detection
03:47
Adapting to iPad - Part 1
07:55
Adapting to iPad - Part 2
07:58
UIScreen - Begone !
05:52
No Symbol Found - Away!
06:03
6 Lectures | 28:16
MVVM Example - Recipe Model
03:11
MVVM Example - Recipe View Model
03:39
MVVM Example - ListItem View
05:00
MVVM Example - Improving the View
07:09
MVVM Example - ShowRecipeView
06:43
MVVM Example - Touch up the image
02:34
12 Lectures | 01:33:46
Introduction to FizzBuzz
01:07
Introducing Fizz Buzz in the Playground
08:22
The Main View
05:39
The About View
03:53
Background Image View
08:47
Completing the About View
03:41
The Fizz Buzz View
08:47
Fizz Buzz Algorithm Model
11:14
Fizz Buzz Algorithm View Model
12:42
Indent String extension
05:52
Complete the FizzBuzz Model
12:37
Code Creator View
11:05
9 Lectures | 01:22:15
Introduction to programmatically Converting HTML to a Color Extension
02:05
Extract Color from HTML code
06:15
Get Color Name
12:47
Get RGB Color
06:12
Generate Swift Code
14:23
Extending Color
12:29
Random Color Extensions
04:05
Grid Of Colors Test
15:13
Video Exercise to test your understanding
08:46
HTML to String Quiz
2 questions
Code color with alpha function
2 questions
Create a function
func colorWithAlpha(RGBString: String, alpha: Double) -> String
that outputs strings of the form
Color( red: 240 / 255.0, green: 248 / 255.0, blue: 255 / 255.0, opacity: 0.37)
38 Lectures | 05:50:52
Introduction to Charts
00:49
Folder Structure and Arc View
14:16
Random Arc from Color List View
13:56
Color Button View
15:29
Color Button Test and Bar Chart - Part 1
08:13
Color Button Test and Bar Chart - Part 2
10:08
Reorganize Chart Series - End of Chart Demo 1
04:00
Demo 2 - First Exploration of Bar Charts, Annotations, Chart Scale, ChartXYAxis
14:07
Foreground Style, Multiple Groups
05:38
Legend Visibility and Legend Position/Alignment
07:06
Demo 3 - ForEach, Custom Colors
12:01
DEMO 3 - Bar, Line, Area Charts
06:27
DEMO 3 - Toggle Vertical And Horizontal Mode
05:04
DEMO 3 - Random Colors - Part 1
05:11
DEMO 3 - Random Colors - Code Refactorization
10:43
DEMO 3 - Random Colors - Complete for Bar Chart
05:17
Demo 4 - Getting Started
05:07
Demo 4 - Adjusting View, Adding Title with Alignment
15:29
Demo 4 - Title Alignment Button
20:43
Demo 4 - Supporting Edit Mode, Add Share Button
06:46
Demo 4 - Draggable Rule Mark - Part 1
12:21
Demo 4 - Draggable Rule Mark - Part 2
14:09
Demo 4 - Draggable Rule Mark - Part 3
11:29
Demo 4 - Adding an Annotation for Edit Mode
03:19
Demo 4 - ChartItem Struct
04:11
Demo 4 - Refactoring with the amazing ChartItem
08:42
Demo 4 - Refactoring LeftChartButtonsView
02:41
Demo 4 - Refactoring RightChartButtonsView
04:34
Demo 4 - Refactoring Bar Chart Horizontal View
11:45
Demo 4 - Refactoring LineChartHorizontalView
07:57
Demo 4 - ChartDrag View modifier
07:47
Demo 4 - Refactoring LineChartVerticalView
04:10
Demo 4 - Combine Line and Area Views
06:59
Demo 4 - Yes! It works!
02:07
Demo 4 - Adjusting Color Button for Line and Area Views
15:55
Demo 4 - Edit Title and Add Border
19:29
Funnel Chart Exercise
09:42
Funnel Chart Solution
17:05
73 Lectures | 09:12:19
Create the Alarm Project
02:24
Creating the App Icon
06:09
Folder Structure
06:38
Localization
12:23
Color Palette
07:49
Time Of Day Icon - Part 1
12:34
Time Of Day Icon - Part 2
09:39
The Time Model
07:27
Time and Date Support
07:28
The Alarm Model
12:19
Dummy Alarm Data
04:10
Splash Screen View Structure
05:40
Splash Screen : Animated Circles Subview
04:19
Four Cool Circles View
05:42
Splash Screen: Animate Four Cool Circles
03:47
Cool Text View and Custom Fonts
07:24
Import Image and Complete Splash Screen
06:56
Enable Notifications View - General Structure
03:19
MainGradient, ButtonView and complete Enable Notifications View UI
11:20
About View
12:20
Add and Edit Alarm - Part 1 - You Did It View
13:06
Add and Edit Alarm - Part 2 - ToBedWakeUpView
15:39
Cancel and Save Buttons
05:15
Alarm Toggle View - Part 1
19:50
Time Picker
06:13
Select Activity View
08:44
SelectActivityView - Part 2
06:46
Back to the Main Alarm View
02:54
Create List of the Alarms View
08:50
List of the Alarms View Continued
03:25
Alarm Row View
07:32
Create AddEditCircularAlarmView
07:57
CentralDatePickerView
08:32
Circular Time View Computed Properties
05:22
TimeArcView
10:51
DisplayIconOnCircularTimeView
12:55
MainAddEditView
08:00
Replacing context menu with Menu
02:47
Add border to Select Activity View
06:41
Select Activity View Expanded - Row of Circles
08:42
Select Activity View Expanded - Row of Activities
08:06
Select Activity View Expanded - In Action
03:53
Extending localized strings and adding more languages
03:21
Local Notification Manager
08:41
Enable Notifications and Scene Phase
10:28
Adding the Alarm Model and Saving State
11:10
Get Pending Alarms
01:52
Sounds, Play Sounds, Sounds UI - Part 1
06:48
Sounds, Play Sounds, Sounds UI - Part 2
05:53
Sounds, Play Sounds, Sounds UI - Part 3
06:45
Sounds, Play Sounds, Sounds UI - Part 4
11:32
Sounds, Play Sounds, Sounds UI - Part 5
09:54
Cleaning up ToBedWakeUpView
01:25
List of Alarms and Alarms Row View - Connect to backend
05:45
List of Alarms View continued
10:28
Adding Schedule to Local Notification Manager
08:16
Adding Schedule to Local Notification Manager continued
07:38
Remove Request
04:53
Connecting backend to List of Alarms View
03:24
CancelSaveAlarm functionality
13:28
CancelSaveAlarm - Schedule Alarm on Save
01:29
Add sheet to ListOfAlarmsView and add backend to AddEditAlarmView
09:09
Binding currentAlarmIndex and using breakpoints
09:49
Foreground Local Push Notification
08:49
ListOfTheAlarmsView - Sheet for add alarm button
01:44
Prepare groundwork for AddEditCircularAlarmView
05:33
Choose Alarm View
07:46
Get Circular Alarm View in the picture
04:35
Improve UX - AlarmRowViewButton
14:27
Tweak Alarm Model and Connect Circular Alarm View
04:46
Toggle Between Circular and Standard View
06:57
Toggle add edit alarm type - Image Display View
03:16
Toggle add edit alarm type - Select View
10:31
22 Lectures | 02:38:54
Introducing John Conway's Game of Life
01:11
General Structure of the Main View
06:49
Cool Title View
04:51
Introducing The Board Model
09:19
BoardModel : GetCreature and Vitality
05:56
Introducing the Board View
09:31
Completing the Board View
05:58
Supporting methods for Next Generation
11:25
Implementing Next Generation
12:57
Putting it all together - Minimal Viable Product
08:39
Introducing the Controls View
10:11
Adding a slider and Play Pause button to the Control View
06:14
ButtonView and Play, Refresh, Clear buttons
08:27
Completing the Control View
06:19
Play / Pause button implementation
00:52
Implementing Speed
04:45
Rules View - Part 1
04:51
Rules View - Part 2 - Structure
09:30
Rules View - GlowingCard View Modifier
06:09
Rules View - RulesCheckboxView
08:05
Rules View - Completed
07:43
Information View
09:12
26 Lectures | 03:22:54
Intro Body Shape UI
00:29
Getting Started and selecting colors
06:23
Icon Right
08:06
Welcome Message View
06:13
Weight View Part 1
08:40
Weight View Part 2 Adding FillBarView
06:53
Data Summary View Row 1
19:28
Data Summary View Row 2
12:22
Data Summary View Row 2 Part 2
13:49
Buttons View
11:40
Intro To Body Shape UI Splash Screen
02:23
Body Shape UI Challenge Splash Screen View
15:15
Results View - Getting Started
01:55
Results View - Create Top Row
07:09
Calendar bar view - Part 1
08:13
Calendar bar view - Vertical Dot Bar - Part 2
11:34
Calendar bar view - Vertical Dot Bar isSelected - Part 3
06:09
Calendar bar view - Vertical Dot Bar adjustments - Part 4
05:09
Calendar bar view - Add Vertical Dot Bar - Part 5
05:15
Calendar bar view - Add Vertical Dot Bar - Part 6
09:05
General Structure and new components
10:13
Main Activities View - Part 1
05:29
Main Activities View - Part 2
04:26
Completing Current Activities View
03:02
Heart Rate View
08:45
Complete Result View - Yes !
04:49
6 Lectures | 42:41
Brevis - Creating the Model
05:11
Creating the ViewModel
06:32
Creating the Hotkey View
07:13
Adding a list of hotkey descriptions
07:36
Rotate on Tap
10:55
Adding an image background
05:14
17 Lectures | 01:52:53
Supporting Light and Dark mode
05:46
Sine Path
08:13
Localizable Strings
06:05
Enter Total View
08:36
Choose Tip View
07:07
ChooseTipView - Adding State and Bindings
05:23
Implementing Split Bill
03:17
Payment Summary View
09:19
Payment Summary View - Computed Properties
05:46
Cleaning up the view
00:46
Custom Tip View
07:46
App Icon of Tip Calculator
06:37
Tap out of TextField
03:44
Change Display Name of Calculator
00:46
Human Interface Guidleines Layout
01:17
Supporting Landscape and Portrait mode
11:37
Tip Calculator - iPad Support
20:48
16 Lectures | 01:42:13
Create Flashcard Project
05:59
Creating the Models
03:07
Import images
06:06
Creating the QuestionViewModel
04:08
Creating the FlashCardViewModel
03:27
TwoSidedBackgroundView
02:56
FillBar View
06:19
FlashItem View
10:15
Header View
07:46
TextAndOptionalImage View
05:19
Card View
13:30
Topic View
02:03
The Questions View
10:33
Creating the App Icon
00:57
Magnification Gesture
04:51
iPad Support for Flashcard App
14:57
16 Lectures | 01:42:17
Creating the Puzzle Model
05:41
Adding documentation to the Model
05:13
Adding the view model and adding extensions to CGPoint
09:04
Adding tiles to the View
05:59
Adding some more tiles
06:20
Adding digits to the View
07:38
Adding the two digit numbers to the View
09:15
Add background images
04:27
Adding a custom font
07:27
Move tile on Tap
13:01
Shuffle Tiles
07:37
Adding buttons
06:39
Implementing the done() function
01:59
Adding a sound effect
05:43
Saving state
03:50
Add an App Icon
02:24
14 Lectures | 01:16:09
Warming up with an awesome View
13:10
Getting started with the Main Quote App
06:08
Random Quote API and the Quote Model
03:28
The Quote View
02:26
The Quote View Model
06:54
Putting it all together
02:17
MVP Completed
00:44
Import Images
02:04
Select Image View
03:21
Select Font View
09:53
Import Custom Font
05:24
Add fonts to Select Image View
07:29
Dealing with large Quotes
01:52
Sliders for Text Opacity and Size
10:59
1 Lectures | 29:45
Chill Meditation App
29:45
11 Lectures | 01:05:35
Getting Started
02:38
Color palette and the Home Screen
04:31
Creating the Greetings View
04:16
Creating the Chips View
09:54
Current Meditation View
07:34
The Feature View - Part 1
09:18
The Feature View - Part 2
04:42
The Feature View - Part 3
12:41
Tab View - Part 1
04:25
Tab View - Part 2
03:02
Cleaning up the code
02:34
33 Lectures | 03:13:52
Intro Finance App
03:40
Getting started with the About view
03:40
Color Palette and the Avatar View
08:13
ChoicesView using a list of custom labels
08:06
About View - Final Tweeks and adding an Optional Description
03:52
CreditCardView - Import EMV Chip from Figma
00:59
CreditCardView - The Chip
04:25
CreditCardView - Working on the View
06:44
CreditCardViewPage
10:47
CreditCardViewPage Continued
07:40
CreditCardViewPage Completed
07:07
CreditCardView - TopView
04:34
CreditCardView - Adding Folders
01:19
CreditCardView - TransactionView
20:22
CreaditCardView - Import Icons from FlatIcons
02:37
CreditCardView - Using Icons
05:27
YourBalanceView - Getting Started
00:46
YourBalanceView - First Steps
02:57
YourBalanceView - Designing the Header
04:13
YourBalanceView - Designing the Amount View
09:33
YourBalanceView - Actions View
09:11
YourBalanceView - Action Of The Week View
03:44
YourBalanceView - Monthly Expenses View
06:52
YourBalanceView - Monthly Expenses View Completed
03:12
YourBalanceView - Monthly Expenses View Refactoring Bar View
01:23
VIDEO EXERCISE (Apple Fitness Exercise UI)
01:07
IMPORTANT !
00:40
SOLUTION - Part 1
06:48
SOLUTION - Part 2
11:01
SOLUTION - Part 3
09:55
SOLUTION - Part 4
08:40
SOLUTION - Part 5
04:55
SOLUTION - Part 6
09:23
13 Lectures | 52:02
Getting Started and Creating the Background
03:55
Get pictures from Pexel
02:28
Resize and import images
02:11
Animal Image Enumeration
02:10
The Animal Model
08:12
Speech
02:30
AnimalViewModel
03:36
The Animal Image View
05:39
Language View Model
01:59
AnimateView : Image
08:06
Animate View Buttons
02:01
AnimateView : The Flags
05:54
Creating the App Icon
03:21
15 Lectures | 01:24:20
Part 1 - The Getting Started View
11:46
The Color Palette
02:01
Create the Avatar View
04:35
Cleaning Up the Code
03:51
Creating a custom Shape
08:30
Adding a Navigation View
01:39
Code Refactoring and adding Multiple Views
02:58
Dark Mode
03:00
Part 2 - The Monthly Review View
07:39
The Circle Avatar
05:04
Completing the Top Avatar View
07:02
Concentric Circles using ForEach and ScaleEffect
11:56
Mobile App Design View
04:34
Monthly Review Title View
02:44
Task Summary View
07:01
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Can Udemy courses get you a job?
Earning a skill is more valuable than earning a job these days. Skills are your most valuable asset. They can help you qualify for jobs you want and get promoted to more advanced positions within your organization. Unfortunately, it is difficult for many people to balance taking courses with work and family obligations. We have had many students, who have taken just Udemy courses, started a job as well as started freelancing with the skills they have learned.