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I also want to make sure that you get the most out of this course though and for that, of course you

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should watch the videos. Watch them at your speed, use the playback controls, the speed controls in the

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video player to speed me up if I'm going too slow for your taste in a certain video or on a certain concept

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but also slow me down if you need more time,

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also pause and rewind

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if a certain concept is not clear yet. It's a video on-demand course

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so take advantage of that, 

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you can watch a video more than once, this is absolutely fine.

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Also code along, pause and rewind as I said

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if I'm going too fast and also pause regularly to try implementing what I'm about to implement

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on your own first,

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this is the best way of practicing.

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I also got tons of quizzes in this course which you can use because practicing of course is important,

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so do the assignments you find,

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follow along in the practice projects we dive into and do the quizzes to check your knowledge and make

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sure that we're all on the same page.

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Also of course if you're facing errors, if something does not work as expected, use the knowledge you

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gained in the development and debugging section and debug your code, search for errors and also search

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for solutions. You can use the attached code snippets which you find attached to multiple lectures per

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module and always to the last lecture of each module, to compare your code to mine.

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If something is not working as shown in the video, chances are that there is a difference in code and

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comparing code is what you should do in that case to find and fix the error.

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You can also replace your code step-by-step with mine temporarily to narrow down the issue but also

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google error messages if you find them and use the search built into the Udemy course player, that allows

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you to also find many common issues and fix them on your own.

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But of course if you're stuck or if some concept is unclear and you're not able to proceed on your own,

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also ask and answer. You have a Q & A section this course and there, you can ask questions and I will

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read and reply there regularly but also use it to help others because you will learn the most if

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you don't just ask but if you solve problems on your own

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and if you also help others solve problems because that forces you to think about an issue and find

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a solution

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and that ultimately is always how you learn the most.