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Today, I finally completed this long course and am leaving this review. First of all, this course is one I can highly recommend to Java backend beginners. The course content assumes you've completed the basics (database, Java, web frontend) once, and focuses on web programming starting from JSP through Spring Boot. It follows the lengthy curriculum of a traditional offline academy, which is why the course exceeds 60 hours. Since this isn't an online-exclusive course but rather appears to be an offline bootcamp lecture from a private academy transferred as-is, it boasts incredible detail matching its length. (If this content was delivered in a government-funded program, those students hit the jackpot!) When I attended a government-funded academy in the past, I had doubts watching them rush through Spring in just 7 days, wondering "Is this really right?"... This course's quality feels like an offline bootcamp class from a private academy that would cost hundreds of thousands of won. It's not just long for the sake of being long - it thoroughly covers everything from A to Z, working through numerous examples to solidify understanding as close to perfectly as possible. The reason other instructors' Spring Boot courses feel like hitting a wall or being hard to understand mid-way is because those courses are designed as online-exclusive content, streamlined at the instructor's discretion. This course, being a recorded bootcamp academy class actually delivered offline, operates at a different dimension of detail compared to other online-exclusive Spring courses. This conceptual difference means you're getting content equivalent to at least 600,000 won per month minimum, for a course that would normally span at least 2 months - and you can study it with unlimited repetition at this price point. This is what I consider a success of online education! You'll have a learning experience with a perfectly thorough Spring course that's worth every penny. The reason there aren't many instructors who productize actual academy lectures is that many courses on Inflearn are created by current developers doing teaching as a side job. This course stands out from other Spring Boot courses because it's delivered by a professional instructor specialized in teaching, with content refined through years of accumulated classroom experience and expertise as a dedicated academy instructor. From A to Z by one instructor - I have no doubt this is the best choice for beginners, being an offline field lecture from a professional academy instructor specialized in teaching numerous students over many years. I could feel the instructor's teaching prowess built from years of experience, capturing the common difficulties many students face and ensuring those areas are thoroughly reinforced. I hope the instructor releases more advanced-level content in the future. I really learned a lot. It was tremendously helpful.
Hello, pcdo.omco. Reading your thoughtfully written review touched me deeply. Over the past 15 years in developer education, I've met countless students and experienced many rewarding moments, but there were also challenging times. When I encounter such warm reviews, it feels as if accumulated snow melts away gently under the sunlight. As an educator, I believe there is no greater comfort and encouragement than this. Thank you sincerely. For non-majors, coding naturally feels unfamiliar and difficult at first. That's why I always keep the principle of 'making it easy and fun from the perspective of first-time learners so that anyone can understand' in mind when preparing my classes. I've continuously improved the curriculum, pondering how to explain even a single line of code more easily and whether there are more engaging examples to help understanding. Even after classes end, I keep researching better approaches, changing practice examples, and refining the flow of explanations to constantly upgrade the content. There have been moments when I directly felt the fruits of these efforts. When students who initially feared coding got accepted into companies like NAVER, Kakao, LINE, Coupang, and Baemin, and when a student who became a developer at the Financial Supervisory Service sent their thanks, the sense of fulfillment I felt remains unforgettable. Watching non-majors who believed in their own potential and persevered to become wonderful developers reminds me why I chose this path. I constantly realize that an educator's reward blooms in precisely these moments. The review you wrote, pcdo.omco, gives me that same great strength. It makes me reflect on the path I've walked and reinforces my commitment to creating even better classes with greater responsibility going forward. I will do my best to help those learning development for the first time feel joy instead of fear and take steps toward the future they desire. Thank you once again from the bottom of my heart, and I will continue to be an educator who creates growth and change together with my students.




