Complete Guide to Server Developer Assignments - Part 1

In the past, when I wanted to learn about servers and looked for them, there were many times when I was worried because there was no proper information. I mean, how to create a server. I remember that before the cloud came out, there was almost no way to build a server. Listening to the lecture helped me a lot in writing a server.

First of all, thank you for making such a great lecture. There were many parts of the assignment exam that were difficult to prepare for on my own, but thanks to the instructor's lecture, I was able to get a clear idea of how to prepare. Is this your first lecture? It's so neat and well organized that I can't believe it's your first lecture. The best part was that you explained the theory in an easy-to-understand way through good-looking materials/writing, and showed me how to apply the concepts right away. I also really liked the part where you left commits step by step so that I could easily review the problem-solving process later. I'm really looking forward to the second part. I plan to take the second part as soon as it's posted. It was very helpful. Thank you. * Interview Preparation Part is GOAT

Personally, I have never experienced the assignment-based course, but the feeling of the sample lecture was so good and the lecture table of contents was so impressive that I ended up purchasing it. The instructor did not say anything unnecessary and got straight to the point, which was also very satisfying. The lecture time was also compact, so only high-quality content was delivered, and I did not feel any of the distraction or lack of communication that I felt in many development lectures. Personally, it is one of the lectures I liked the most among those I took this year. I listened well. Thank you.

I enjoyed the lecture. I took the course because I liked the topic. I am proud because I learned a lot. I think it will be very helpful if I do an assignment in the future. I was always curious about how to configure multi-modules, and thanks to this, I was able to learn well. The testing framework Spock also seems like a good tool. I learned a lot, such as circuit breakers and event issuance. ㅎㅎ Thank you for providing a good lecture, and I look forward to the next lecture.

It was good to be able to understand the overall flow of the assignment process.

I was curious about the typical assignment, so I listened to it and it was really good. I learned a lot about what to evaluate and how to approach it, so it was very insightful! I look forward to the next episode~!

I am a new developer who is just entering my second year. I was curious about the assignment process. How to explain the code. And I saw and followed the process of properly separating interests and dividing services, and I thought that this situation would be helpful in practice. I think it was better that the lecture went through one cycle so quickly and that the interview preparation part did not only give good advice to job seekers and job changers, but approached it with realistic content. In the API limiting section, I was able to broaden my knowledge on how to control the number of requests in large-scale traffic. In the system design advancement section, I was able to learn how to approach an available design in case of failure. Even without the phrase assignment process, I think it is a great lecture that server developers need. I listened well!

Recently, there have been a few job postings posted, and while applying, I felt that the assignment-based selection process was difficult, so I was looking into taking a lecture and came across this! I recently had an assignment, and it seems to have been very helpful. And since it includes practical know-how, it was better than studying theory. Are there any other similar lectures?