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Average rating 4.8
I'll write this course review based on my honest experience. The overall content seems to focus heavily on practice rather than solidly covering RabbitMQ concepts, and I feel there's insufficient explanation of the terms and concepts used throughout. It would have been better if you had explained using visual materials to show the concepts. With just text saying "this means this and this is that" and a brief verbal explanation before moving on, it inevitably feels lacking. Your speech wasn't smooth either, and personally I felt the IntelliJ theme you used had poor readability. Overall, this was a lecture with very poor delivery. Although I've only completed about 35 percent so far, looking at the curriculum, I don't think the latter half will be better than the beginning. When doing practicals, it would be good to first establish concepts clearly then use practice for reinforcement, but it proceeded as if assuming basic RabbitMQ concepts were already known, so I wouldn't recommend this lecture to those encountering RabbitMQ for the first time.
Hello, 하승수. Thank you for attending this humble lecture. First, the terminology from 4. Understanding AMQP and 5. Understanding Key Terms and Exchange represents most of RabbitMQ's core concepts. If you understand only these terms, the rest will not be a problem for proceeding with the lecture, and with about 15 minutes of theoretical knowledge, you can resolve the rest through practical exercises. Regarding the concept of this lecture, I introduced it in detail in the free introduction section (1. Lecture Concept and Table of Contents Explanation). This lecture is a step-by-step, follow-along tutorial concept from Step 1 to Step 14. Therefore, if you understand Java and Spring to some extent, and understand the terminology, this lecture is designed so that you can follow along with the practical code and move on while understanding more difficult concepts step by step. Each lecture first individually explains the topics to be developed and the concepts to be understood at the beginning, and then explains the concepts by directly implementing the codes together to understand them. It is not in the form of bringing in already written code and reviewing it, but proceeds in a way that a lecture is completed as code is actually written. Therefore, if you take the entire lecture, with just the content of this lecture, you will be sufficiently able to make judgments regarding the adoption of RabbitMQ and apply asynchronous architectures in practice. 인텔리제이 is an essential development tool for Java developers, and the skin on the screen is the basic default skin. Personally, I use the Dacula (Dark) theme, but the reason for using the default theme is that there was feedback that viewing the dark theme in videos caused eye strain and pain, so it was created with 인텔리제이's default theme. Please note. Thank you for your valuable feedback.
