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Average rating 5.0
I purchased this course because I suddenly had to operate Airflow version 2.3, and it has been a huge help. Since it is open-source, versions update very quickly, and compatible libraries are constantly being added. As a result, I used to spend a lot of time trying to figure out which libraries or packages to use for better versatility. While I am very satisfied with the course content, if I could ask for one more thing, it would be to include URLs in the bottom messages when you say, "Please refer to this part of the official documentation." This would help me learn how to navigate the official documentation's table of contents as well. Ex) At the bottom of the TaskFlow API lecture: A URL to the official documentation explaining that from Airflow 2.0+, TaskFlow API is preferred over Operators due to its many advantages. Ex) Regarding MinIO: A URL link explaining that among various options like ObjectStoragePath and S3Hook, the 2.8+ Cloud Storage abstraction is now used for general purposes.
Hello Taekyung Hong, Thank you so much for leaving such a great review. 🙏 Airflow truly seems to be a project that embodies both the advantages and disadvantages of the open-source ecosystem. As you mentioned, the version upgrade speed is fast, and since Provider packages, Operators, Hooks, and APIs are constantly changing, it seems to take more time than expected in actual production environments to judge "which method should I choose to ensure long-term usability?" I am very glad to hear that the lecture was helpful. Also, I think your suggestion to provide official documentation URLs is an excellent idea. In practice, it is even more important to not just learn how to use a feature, but to learn how to read official documentation and find the latest information on your own. Providing the same content along with official documentation links will likely help students respond much better to future version changes. For the next update, I will look into adding relevant official documentation links and reference sections for each major lecture. Thank you for the great feedback, and I will continue to provide updates in line with the changes in the Airflow ecosystem. Thank you! 😊
