Spring MVC Part 2 - Backend Web Development Utilization Technology

I bought it right away because the lecture came out before I could breathe. Before the MVC2 part came out, I had to finish the JPA roadmap of the team leader first and was doing Spring Data JPA. I was learning JPA after using MyBatis and I was like, wow, this is a new world. The MVC2 part lecture came out so I watched the beginning part for a bit and finished the JPA roadmap and I was going to listen to the MVC2 part lecture again, but Timeleaf is so fun that I keep listening to it. ㅋㅋㅋ Now, I can't wait for the upcoming lectures to come out so much that I want to kidnap the team leader, tie him up in the basement, and make him just film the lectures. ㅠㅠ

I finally finished the course. I think it was early November last year when I first started this course. At that time, I listened to the message internationalization, but I gave up because I didn't understand it well and didn't understand it well. Then, I wandered around YouTube and other places, trying various things that seemed fun, studying Java basics (I need to do more), and SQL (I need to do more), and I wandered around in circles. Then, last month, I started watching the Spring introduction series from the beginning to the end at a steady pace. When I did that, surprisingly, I was able to understand the course content well without any difficulties. However, I don't know if I should look at it strangely because I didn't have any questions beyond the course content. There were a lot of derivative questions, but since I didn't have any, I think I still have a long way to go. Anyway, I was very satisfied with the fact that I was able to follow the course content well and understand it. When I first watched Younghan's lectures without knowing anything, I thought, "Why is he teaching like this?" but now I'm used to it, I understand it, and I've definitely realized that it's a better style. This MVC 2 is the same. Now, books about spring that used to look scary in bookstores are starting to look friendly. Everyone knows that this is a course that builds a solid foundation and roots, but I feel embarrassed but proud that I am participating in this journey of a masterpiece that lives up to its name of complete conquest. Let's take a moment to catch our breath. In the past, I wondered when I would ever finish watching this, but now I only have one lecture left. I plan to take my time watching the last remaining lecture and then start over from the beginning for the practical part. As I write, I realize that this is not a class review, but rather a journey^^ Fighting to all of you who are studying together!

Just reading the roadmap makes my heart swell.. A lecture that picks out exactly what I wanted to learn and teaches it A lecture that lets you read the references on your own Even a fun lecture Why don't you hurry up and listen?! Don't worry, just pay It's hard to buy time with money! But Kim Young-han's lecture does that!

I recommend this lecture to all developers who know and use Spring as 'magic'. It is a lecture that clearly shows that Spring is 'science'.

I was busy with work and it took a long time to finish, but the content covered in this lecture was also very helpful. Thank you for always making good lectures, Younghan-nim😘

This was a great lecture that covered the build-up process for using Spring in each part, including verification, login, exception handling, and file upload!

Part 2 of the course was also really good. The detailed lectures led by Younghan fit my style very well. It is because you need to understand why it is used so that you can easily find and solve problems when you are stuck in development. There is a lot of easy coding, so I hope that those who just listen to the lecture and let it slide will study while coding together as a reminder! I want to move on to the DB part right away, but I will take a short break to Docker and Kubernetes, which are necessary for the project, and then come back. Thank you for the great lecture. ㅎㅎ

While listening to MVC Part 2, I had a question about the roadmap, so I decided to write a review. As introduced on YouTube, I was planning to take the Spring Roadmap up to DB Part 2, then move on to the JPA Roadmap, take all of JPA, and then take the remaining Spring Boot Core Principles and Spring Advanced Principles. Since I have to choose and focus due to time constraints, I will take the JPA lecture later, but I will take the Spring Boot Core Principles and Spring Advanced Principles right after taking the Spring Roadmap DB Part 2. Will it be difficult to follow the lecture content if I take it without taking the JPA lecture?? Additionally, the order introduced on YouTube was Spring Boot Core Principles -> Spring Advanced Principles, but the order in the roadmap is Spring Advanced Principles -> Spring Boot Core Principles, so please let me know which lecture I should take first after taking DB Part 2. Thank you!