jusungpark's honest review, Young-han Kim's Practical Database - Design Part 2, 9 Design Patterns You Must Encounter in Practice course
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I gained a lot from this lecture as well. Looking back at the course history, all of Young-han's lectures were truly sincere and every single one was helpful. I look forward to the next lecture. It’s been about 3 years since I started using AI in my work, and I think there have been many changes in my development methods over the past 3 years. In particular, lately, I’ve been having more and more thoughts about the changing role of developers. I’m curious about your thoughts, Young-han, and how your future lectures might change!
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It's been a while, Ram쥐뱅-nim :) I have also been thinking a lot about this part. First of all, I believe productivity in the AI era is defined as (one's own fundamentals * AI utilization skills). I intend to focus on the fundamentals of development here. The methods of developing through AI change so rapidly that they often become volatile knowledge that evaporates quickly. On the other hand, essentials like object-oriented programming or database architecture do not change. In an era where AI writes code quickly, a developer's insight and design skills—judging whether that code is correct and if there are any issues with system performance—will become the true competitive edge. Therefore, my lectures will continue to move in the direction of covering deep, unchanging operating principles. In the upcoming 'Database Performance Optimization' lecture, I also focused on solidifying these foundations. I sincerely support you in creating your own wonderful synergy by placing the powerful weapon of AI on top of a solid foundation. I will prepare the next lecture with great care so that it can provide practical help. Thank you always! :)
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