coffee's honest review, Building a Chat Platform Using Spring Boot course
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I hoped to gain deeper knowledge about WebSockets and their implementation in Spring through this lecture. However, while the total duration of the course was about 3 hours and 46 minutes, the content actually related to WebSockets only accounted for about 51 minutes. I am very disappointed that the rest of the time was spent on JPA usage and basic HTTP-based API creation, which I already knew. Even in the sections covering WebSockets, the instructor mostly just writes code. I felt there was almost no explanation of the concepts or inner workings that I actually wanted to learn through this course. As a result, all I gained from this lecture was the code for an incomplete chat room service using STOMP; it lacked the in-depth understanding of WebSockets and the detailed explanation of Spring integration that I expected. Considering this is a paid course with a price tag of 40,000 KRW, which is not cheap, it is quite disappointing.
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Hello, thank you for taking the class!! In preparing this lecture, I prepared the lecture to inform you about the time it takes to implement basic functions and simple sockets. I thought I had sufficiently included it in the lecture introduction, but I think I didn't convey it well... I'm sorry that I couldn't satisfy you because I'm not good at it. ㅠㅠ As you'll know if you listen to the lecture, WebSockets are not much different from HTTP. So I prepared the lecture to generally explain the difference between the theoretical part and the resource part, but I'm sorry that I couldn't satisfy you. ㅠ.ㅠ I also prepared the lecture in the form of leaving some TODOs for the project. I think that it's meaningless to tell you 100% about development. I think you can feel and understand more if you try it yourself. That's why I left some, but I'm sorry that I couldn't satisfy you about this part. I will reflect on the parts you mentioned in preparing future lectures and come back with a better lecture. Thank you for taking the lecture!
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