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Here is my midterm evaluation. I am following the class well. Personally, I think it would be better for beginners if there were some improvements. 1. I am somewhat familiar with English, but the instructor's expressions may be difficult to understand for Korean-only users who are not familiar with English. Technical nouns (e.g. urlpatterns, server) are fine, but when it comes to using verbs (applied, evaluated, implementation), it seems better to use Korean. People in the IT industry sometimes use English (verbs are also changed to nouns, lol) except for particles called Goodie/Pangyo, but since this is for beginners, using a lot of English is burdensome. The instructor lives in the US, so this phenomenon seems to be stronger. As a result, it was difficult to understand the explanations when explaining the technical parts. It felt like the idea was stuck somewhere between English and Korean? lol 2. I wish you could draw the whole picture at the end. I'll attach a link. Browser -> URL -> Views -> Templates It seems like it would be difficult to always explain in that order. Some parts need to be explained simultaneously with other parts. So I couldn't draw the whole picture and my head got messed up. So I traced back the code and drew the whole picture to understand it. Then I was able to guess how the object was passed. (Because there's a lot of invisible logic.. I can't know how the object is passed just with the code. Hehe) If you look at my notes, you'll probably know what I'm talking about. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uwooKbeuk4jf4FVN39ORhmXIFF5KnlNW/view?usp=sharing I often ask questions, so thank you for your quick feedback.
Hello bigseoul, I thought you would give me a 5-star rating for the course, but I am disappointed. Beginners were worried that English might be uncomfortable, and I am continuing to make this series of lectures to target that point. Since software engineering itself is in its original language, if you want to become an expert in the future, you will have to change your thinking in Korean from the beginning. That is why I make slides in English and talk with as many English words as possible (well, it may come out unconsciously haha). If you want to listen in Korean, I know there are many other good Django lectures on Inflearn. However, after listening to all the lectures, you will be familiar with the English words related to Django, and you will know that the lectures will be helpful in knowing which words to search on Google. If you listened to the lectures thinking only in Korean, you will have to search only in Korean, and there will be few results. Lastly, listening to my lectures will also help you when you interview in the US. If you only work in Korean, you will easily miss opportunities when they come because you don't know how to use English verbs, even though you already know the content. Please think of this lecture as a lecture that will prepare you to take lectures in English in the future. Then, I hope you listen to the end of the lecture and become a Django expert! Oh, and of course, if you have any questions, feel free to ask anytime. ㅎㅎ
