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I think this is the best lecture series for those who study alone. It wasn't easy to learn backend technology on my own, but after watching this lecture, I felt like I was reading the 'flask standard'. It's an oasis-like lecture with a mentoring-like feel, detailed explanations, focus on understanding, and abundant materials. If you think of time as money, It's much more cost-effective to learn this lecture and learn additionally than to struggle and learn alone from the beginning. At the beginning of this year, I started with the instructor's introduction to Python with a light heart. It was a year when I felt that I could make something with my own hands by listening to all the lectures step by step. Now, I'm thinking that I want to develop seriously. ㅎㅎㅎ This flask lecture is also difficult for me, but I'll absorb it quickly and make it mine. Thank you this year and I'll thank you in advance next year!

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Thank you so much for starting with the crawling lecture. It gives me a lot of strength. Above all, I congratulate you for making progress and achieving results as a developer this year. Starting with Part 1 of Full Stack, the difficulty level is not easy, but it covers the parts necessary for full stack and the parts that a developer should have. If you understand that you need to go deeper sometimes and try it several times, it will help you steadily learn new technologies deeply. I hope this will help you become a good developer? A competitive developer. Thank you.

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funcoding

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62 lectures

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2,874 students