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Toby, who believes and watches Before I studied Spring separately, the previous contents were too difficult to understand. However, if you have only the basic Spring MVC concept or the basic object-oriented concept, you can understand why people say Toby, Toby. I like to study a little more deeply. For example, when creating a bean, how is it created and managed, and why does it work even if I just add the @Configuration annotation and the @Bean annotation? I am very interested in these areas. This lecture is literally the best lecture that helps you understand the principles of operation and the things it does, as written above. That is why I bought the newly released Toby's Spring 6 right away ^^! I haven't seen Toby's Spring 6 yet, but isn't it obvious even without seeing it? I will finish this lecture and go watch it right away! But it takes a little time to understand it properly. I will continue to write a review after finishing the lecture!
The Spring Boot course is for those who have created a simple boot app at least once, so if you have no experience at all, it might be difficult. If you understand how the code you create works internally and why it is set up this way, it will be easier and more fun to write code. It will also be easier to figure out when a problem occurs. Thank you for your good evaluation.
I will write an additional course review after the course is completed. It may overlap with other people who have already written course reviews, so I will try to write a little longer. I think most students study by following the instructors' projects on free lectures on the Internet or lecture platforms such as Inflearn. I also studied that way. However, when I studied like this, I felt difficult because of the unfamiliar terms such as singleton, IOC, and DI. When I actually started learning, I felt like I was simply memorizing that this part was IOC, DI, and Spring Boot Bean uses the singleton design pattern. However, through this course, I learned that DI, IOC, and other tasks are performed by greatly utilizing annotations using Java reflection functions. Of course, I did not understand 100%, but I completely understood the flow. I think I need to study repeatedly to make sure that I understand it properly. The course review I have written so far is a part of the understanding I have gained while taking the course. Next, I would like to write a message to those who are reading the course reviews before taking this course. If I were to summarize this course from the perspective of a student, I think it would be good for people with a perverted tendency. When studying development, aren't there people who go all the way to the root to properly understand Course A? Since I am one of those people, I found it very interesting. In any field, the high score varies depending on whether the base is solid or not? I think this course can help students raise their high scores. Of course, if you are someone who can learn the roots of Spring Boot on your own, this course is not necessary, but at least as a student, I think it is important to quickly acquire the experience of someone who is a high scorer in a field and expand. I think this course will help you raise your high score, and I actually took the course and my understanding has changed. Since the title of the course is also about understanding and principles and the essence of operation, I think people who simply memorize formulas may find this course boring. (Ah, just organize only what you need when developing?) However, I think it is a great lecture for those who have the ambition to increase their potential for high points even if it may be slow at the moment. I recommend it. I want to become a better developer than Tobi! + I will write more because there is something I want to write additionally. If there is anyone who has studied JSP + Servlet-based, you will know that when you create application.properties or application.yml files like SpringBoot and work with environment variables, unlike SpringBoot, the work does not work at all. In addition, if you use various technologies such as ObjectMapper, Slf4j, Validation, etc. directly, you will know that they are not applied immediately like Spring Boot and require basic work. If you do not have experience using various libraries, you may mistake it as a method provided by default when using Spring Boot, but if you study various libraries and want to make them work like Spring Boot? If you take this lecture, you will be able to learn the method yourself. I wrote only a small part of the course review because I was afraid that important content from the lecture would be spoiled. I highly recommend it!
As I was really impressed by Spring Boot and used it, I wanted to know more in detail and use it by accurately understanding the new features of the new version that was continuously released. As I looked into it with such greed, I realized that there is a consistent approach, and that is why I created this lecture. If you understand something well, you can control it. In that sense, it is also a feeling of pleasure. It may be a bit strong to say perverted... but anyway, I think Spring Boot is something that allows developers to have various enjoyable experiences. Thank you for leaving a long thought!