[NarP Series] MVC Framework in My Hands [NarP 2nd Edition]

Following the first part of Nap, the second part was also a success. What more can I say? In my opinion, both the first and second part were the best lectures of all time. You are the best teacher of all time. I respect you. I really appreciate you explaining things I didn't understand slowly so that I could understand them and treating me in detail as if I was a newbie. It's not about what's good. All 56 lectures are the best. I want to meet the next work soon. Please launch the lecture quickly. I will definitely come running. And instructor, I don't understand the paging process well, but I hope the next work includes that paging process. I hope instructor Park Mae-il continues to launch new lectures. I will continue to apply and listen. I will say it again. You are the best. You should get 10,000 stars, not 5. Thank you so much.

I didn't know I would get so into backend, but the more I do it, the more difficult and complicated it becomes, but I think I have a lot of fun in the process of understanding it. Of course, I think the instructor's easy-to-understand explanation is a big part of this. I was proud of completing the Nap series, but I was so sad that there was no next series yet. I think this is just the beginning. There are still many technologies left, such as Thymeleaf, JPA, Spring Boot, and Security, and I definitely want to learn from the instructor. The instructor, who is probably working hard on the next series, I am so so grateful, and I will be waiting for the great lectures that will come out in the future. (Sigh... When will the next lecture come out? I can't wait!!)

It took a long time to complete up to Part 2. The instructor teaches with sincerity. I hope that the long process will have a good influence. For reference, I used the latest versions of Mac, IntelliJ environment, and API, and I had no problem completing it. Of course, because the environment was different, I had to look it up separately and follow it, but I think that was a good experience. Through the Naph series, I think I was able to learn at least the logic, structure, and principles of the backend. I need to do more application courses. However, it does not explain all the APIs 100%, but explains about 80-90%. This is a lecture recommended for those who want to solidify their basic training. I think that your patience will improve as you build up your skills step by step. If you want a lecture that makes something in a fancy and modern way, please skip it.

Finally, I finished the second part of Nap. I think it was the first time in my life that I studied in a fun way. I want to see the next lecture soon. Oh, and this is just a shortcut that I know, but I think it will be useful to the instructor, so I want to share it with you. If you press [Win key + Shift + S], you can select the screenshot area right away without opening the capture program, and it will be copied to the clipboard, so if you ctrl+v it to Excel or something, I think it will be very helpful to the instructor's teaching method. As a side note, thank you for allowing me to take such a great lecture at a reasonable price. I look forward to your future lectures!

Isn't the lecture quality so good for such an absurd price... The curriculum looked good and the lecture style seemed good in the preview, so I immediately signed up for the course. It was good that even a Spring beginner could understand it because it explained it slowly and in detail. I think it was good because I was able to learn the basics, concepts, and applications. It was conducted through practice, so I was able to apply it and understand it better. Thank you ㅠㅠㅠ I hope you get more students and become more famous, so you can upload more lectures every day. I want to listen to them all ㅠㅠㅠ Thank you for the good lecture, Maeil ㅠㅠㅠ

I really enjoyed the lecture. I'll have to go watch the first part of the soup lecture.

I heard it well. Thank you.

If you listen carefully and concentrate, you can understand the whole thing, and I really liked the part where you even find errors. Now I have gained confidence in Spring, and I will study Spring 1 and 2, create a project, and enter the job market. Thank you!