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[Gdquest]

It's been a long time, YouTube! We've been absent for months, but as usual, we've not been idle. We made this app, a massive 10-hour course with dozens of interactive practices. That took us months to make. Then we took 3 months to make a paid course. That's how we could make the app in the first place: 1500+ persons pre-ordered the course on Kickstarter.
That also allowed us to fund 10, 000$+ of Godot development. Since early 2022, we sponsored dozens of bug fixes and new features like a revamped UI for Control nodes, a new animation curves editor, and now a built-in code formatter for GDScript 2.0 (in progress).
With this chapter closed, I'll be making videos again in the coming months. You can expect at least one per week.

[spacepunchgaming]

It is insane just how amazing the community around Godot is. Putting this whole thing together to help aspiring developers learn is AMAZING. You guys are amazing.

[KlausWulfenbach]

I've been through the whole app and am going through the premium course. Both are quite good.

[stefotheguy]

This is fantastic! I`ve been waiting for this course for a while and it`s epic so far!

[pastel]

I've gone through both the 2d and 3d tutorials thus far and while I did complete them successfully, I found I was struggling to implement it in my envisioned manner. I think a big part of that is due to a lack of practice. An interactive app looks stellar for helping fill this gap in. Thank you!

[mutee]

This is massive! Thank you for doing such a wonderful job!

[SurealG]

Ive been waiting for this for a while so excited to start

[koromau]

Stuff like this is huge for hands on learners, thanks so much for your efforts!

[lorikoncsik]

Omg I was planning to learn some coding, especially gdscript, it's going to be so useful! Thank you so much for making it

[Lermer]

Started learning GDScript yesterday so the timing couldn't be more perfect.
This would make a great free game on Steam!

[kernium]

I had Godot for about a year and was stuck in tutorial hell because I only did the coding equivalent of "Monkey see: Monkey do.".
Now I can finally understand what I am doing and finally start doing projects on my own! Thank you a lot for making this free too, I would have never seen it if it was not the case.

[Frequenterable]

Thank you so much for making this. It is incredibly valuable - thank you.

[Sulleone]

Thank you so much for this! I really hope this app will help me feel more familiar with Godot since I was feeling rather uneasy trying to learn how to make Godot games compared to Unity where you make an object, drag it, make it rigid and then tinker with the properties. The whole hierarchy system feels very daunting to me

[ModBros]

I'm glad I discovered this! I've been trying to get a group of my friends into coding. We've been working with Scratch so far, but I was wondering about how I'd bridge the gap from that to a real game engine. This is perfect for such a task! Thank you for your noble work. This will have a great effect on people learning to code. I really can't thank you enough

[LisandroLorea]

I used the beta version with students and it was pretty good. This looks a million times better so definitely recommended.

[sashetha]

Thank you for sharing this resource! I'm about half-way through the course and this has been by far the most approachable one I've encountered. Its hard to digest and truly understand code without applying it in some way and a lot of project tutorials which aim to be beginner friendly, don't go out of their way to really explain why their code works, which makes it very hard to re-apply most of what you learn.

[purpledragonofdoom]

This is truely amazing ! I've always been quite afraid to start learning coding because this seems like a huge endeavor (and I prefer making art than coding). I've started making games with RPG Maker so I didn't have to bother with code. Then I switched to Game Maker Studios 2, and I always stuck to the drag and drop system. For quite some time I wanted to use Godot but the visual scripting system never seemed to be really good. Maybe I'll start learning code after all, thanks to you :) Great job guys

[kunkhh]

Thanks for the tutorial. Trying it out now

[alematt]

I've just started learning and this is going to be super helpful. I have zero experience. Thank you for making something like this!!!

[MilkBanana]

This resource is revolutionary, thank you so much for your efforts <3