With step-by-step explanations that even beginners can easily understand, the once-vague coding tests will become clear. Learn only what you need and apply it to real-world practice right away!

"I have a backend technical interview in a week, what should I start with?" The secret to answers that make interviewers nod Master the actual answer patterns of Naver, Kakao, Coupang, and Toss successful candidates in just 3 days!

In a world where every resume looks the same, "differentiation" is what gets you hired. Over the course of 6 weeks, learn 4 practical resume strategies delivered directly by an active backend professional.

I'm going to teach you the core concepts of Python in 60 minutes! I'm not focusing on blind grammar, but on why and when to use it.

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This is an introductory backend development course where you learn through understanding rather than memorization, and experience rather than theory. Instead of reciting a Googled definition when asked "What is JPA?" in an interview, this course will empower you to give an answer based on experience, starting with "Well, I've been through JdbcTemplate hell..." You will gain a deep, intuitive understanding of "why we use frameworks" by experiencing firsthand how 30 lines of pure Java ServerSocket code shrink down to just 7 lines in Spring Boot. After 6 sessions, you will walk away with a functional portfolio piece: a Todo List REST API built with Spring Boot + JPA.

Beyond simply copy-pasting with AI, you will learn how to actually automate repetitive tasks for non-developer professionals by connecting Claude Chat, Cowork, MCP, n8n, Supabase, and Vercel. Set against the backdrop of a virtual company called DingcoLabs, you will follow hands-on scenarios for PM, Marketing, Sales, CS, and HR to build work automation systems that can be applied to your company immediately.

AI is no longer a choice, but a matter of survival. Shorten development tasks that used to take 3 days down to 30 minutes; leave repetitive tasks to AI and focus on solving more important problems. Through AI-native development methods that are practical rather than theoretical, we will show you the definitive way to be recognized as an "AI-savvy developer" at your company.

If you ask an AI to "get the top 10 sales," it will whip up a plausible-looking query in no time. However, to determine if that query is actually correct, if the results of joining three tables are accurate, or if it's performing a full scan on 500,000 records without an index—you ultimately need a foundation in DB basics. This course doesn't cover anything overly difficult. In just 2 hours, you will learn the entire flow of SQL by coding along, covering exactly what you need to know before giving instructions to an AI. By the end of this lecture, you will no longer feel uneasy when faced with a query generated by AI.

We live in an era where AI can generate 10 files at once. However, if you can't track where the code changed, if it conflicts with your teammates' work, or if you don't know how to revert it—your productivity will suffer no matter how well you use AI. This course isn't just a list of commands like git add and git commit. It provides a visual understanding of the principles behind safely managing AI-generated code and merging it with your team's work. In just two hours, you will transform into a developer who can freely track, revert, and merge any code, whether it was created by AI or written by yourself.

You've probably written SQL using JdbcTemplate before, right? Everyone has likely had that experience of sighing while having to fix both the SQL and the RowMapper every time a single column changes. This course starts from that very pain. Doing a single SELECT with pure JDBC takes 35 lines. You open a Connection, create a PreparedStatement, iterate through the ResultSet, and if you miss a single close(), the server crashes. After typing through this hell yourself, when you finally encounter a single line of JPA's save(), you'll feel "this is why we use JPA" not just in your head, but in your hands.