This is a bit early for the course review, but the lecture content is quite neat and well-organized, so I'm leaving it in advance.
I'm familiar with Node.js + Typescript development, but since I had to integrate an AI model in a team project, I ended up learning FastAPI, which is easy to integrate with the AI model and has a low learning curve. Since it's a minor course compared to Django, there aren't many FastAPI courses on Inflearn, but this course emphasizes that it can be applied immediately to practical work, and there are many reviews about it, so I chose it.
After attending the course, I found that FastAPI development and NestJS had many similarities, so it was easy to learn, and I felt that my backend development knowledge was solidified in a short period of time by learning while comparing the two frameworks.
And since the entire running time of the course is not long, it seems good to quickly follow the course and internalize what I learned by using GPT as an auxiliary tool. Since I'm a job seeker, I find it burdensome to take the time to summarize courses where a single lecture is over 20 minutes and the entire lecture is 10-20 hours. When I first purchased the course, I thought, "Is it worth paying this much for a 5-hour course?" But now I think, "It's worth paying this much for such a high-quality course compressed into 5 hours." This is my personal opinion, but I think that those who use Python would probably choose Django, which has a strong community, as their first backend framework to learn, and those who are learning FastAPI separately would probably already have some basic knowledge of web development and have worked on small projects separately. I think that this level of prior knowledge is the best for fully absorbing this course. Of course, even if you don't have that much, you can still learn a lot from this course if you follow along on your own. Thank you for creating such a great course, and if the content you learn overlaps with other courses offered by the instructor, I will actively consider purchasing that course.
5.0
pyback:)
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I think this lecture fits the title, "Really Practical!" well. Rather than being deep and detailed, it is a lecture that lets you know how certain functions work in practice, but only the core is covered in detail.
However, I felt like I lacked prior knowledge when I listened to it without learning about other frameworks such as Django, but thanks to it, I think I was able to learn on my own and follow along. I think I was able to learn more efficiently by getting the core through the lecture and studying it by looking it up when necessary.
A Python backend programmer who is working in the field told me that I can confidently write FastAPI in my technology stack just by learning the contents of this lecture well, so I am determined to learn the contents of the lecture even more thoroughly. Thank you for the great lecture!
5.0
구름맛주전자
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I recently became interested in fastapi, so I wanted to study it, and the explanation was very friendly and helpful. In particular, I liked the part where he first talked about how to implement it, and then implemented the function and explained how the code worked.
What you will gain after the course
How to use FastAPI that can be applied directly to practice
Project management through test code
Essential Web Development Concepts
Stop blindly following lectures 🙅♂️ This is a FastAPI lecture that teaches you how to understand!
Can be applied directly to practice How to Use FastAPI 📖
You'll learn how to use FastAPI in a way that's immediately applicable to your work. You'll focus on topics used in real-world backend operations, including project structure, test code, refactoring, and debugging . This course isn't just about blindly following code. Beyond simply learning the new technology of FastAPI, you'll also gain a firsthand understanding of its strengths, weaknesses, and its necessity.
My lecture style aims to convey key concepts accurately and concisely, without lengthy explanations. I've strived to include all the important information in the lectures.
Practice is possible in both MacOS and Windows environments.
Learn things like this 💻
Creating a REST API (CRUD)
Using ORM
Writing test code
Sign up, log in (JWT), OTP issuance (caching)
Background Task (Async jobs)
After attending the lecture, you will 🪄
You can build your own web server using FastAPI.
You can acquire essential knowledge required for web development.
You can have the ability to use FastAPI at the level of a new developer.
Why FastAPI?⚡
Popular frameworks sought after by developers
FastAPI is a modern Python web framework that's gaining immense popularity among developers. It has achieved over 60,000 GitHub repository stars in a short period of time.
Framework chosen by global companies
It is a web framework used by global tech companies such as Microsoft, Netflix, and Uber.
I recommend this to these people 🙆♀️
If you are new to FastAPI
If you know a little bit about Python but are new to web development
Those who have not had easy access to backend development
Expected Questions Q&A 💬
Q. I'm new to web development. Can I still take the course?
Yes, you can. Along with a lecture on FastAPI, you'll also learn the essential knowledge required for web server development. The course is designed to appeal to everyone, from those just getting started with backend development to machine learning engineers looking to get started with FastAPI.
Q. I'm new to Python. Can I still take a look?
Although this course does not cover advanced Python syntax, it is recommended that you familiarize yourself with basic Python syntax before taking the course.
Things to note before taking the course 📢
Practice environment
Operating System and Version (OS): macOS Ventura
You can also take the course in a Windows environment.
Tools used: Python3 / PyCharm / Docker
Learning Materials
Video lectures
PPT
Player Knowledge and Precautions
Please learn basic Python grammar first and then take this course.
Recommended for these people
Who is this course right for?
For those of you who are new to FastAPI
For those new to web development
People who have not had easy access to backend development
That sounds good, but from the perspective of a complete beginner who has listened up to lecture 22, it's a bit difficult.
However, since there's not much wasted time in the lectures, I can repeat them many times, so I'm planning to listen repeatedly to supplement my understanding.
I am studying AI, and I took the course because I was curious about the backend. It was more fun than I thought to implement the functions, and I was able to learn about the overall framework, so I really enjoyed the course. This lecture mainly explained the basics, but I think it would be great if you made a lecture about implementing more advanced functions using fastapi or creating difficult services in the future.