Spring Boot with Kotlin for Beginners - Building Your Own Portfolio Site

Beginners who have just learned a programming language and want to create something

Have you ever wanted to create something but didn't know where to start?

Just follow the lectures and you'll be able to build a website from scratch. Feel confident and start your own project!

A college student who has taken major courses but has yet to create anything on his or her own.

Want to become a developer but don't know what else to study?

From not knowing what you don't know, you'll learn what you don't know. Spring? JPA? Databases? After completing the course, I'll delve deeper into what I need!

Job seekers who want to quickly create their own resume site that can be submitted via link

Are you tired of having to fill out an application every time you apply for a job?

Become a prepared candidate by managing your resume on a real-world portfolio site created during your internship!

Q. Is there anything I need to prepare before attending the lecture?
A. You only need one computer to conduct the lab. The software required for the lab, such as an IDE, will be installed in the "Development Environment Configuration" lecture. Since the video was filmed on macOS, the Windows installation instructions are included in the lecture materials.

Q. Are there separate costs for GCP, domains, etc.?
A. Google Cloud Platform is available on a free tier (subject to change based on future Google policies). If students wish to link their projects to a domain of their choice, additional domain fees may apply. Google Cloud charges $12 per year for a .com domain and $0.20 per month for DNS usage. If you skip linking a domain for practical training purposes, there will be no additional fees.

Q. Do I need to know things like databases and HTTP in addition to programming languages?
A. This course focuses on creating results through hands-on, live coding. While it's helpful to have a broad understanding of web development, it's not necessary. Questions beginners might have will be addressed separately in the initial theory lectures.

Q. Is this a course that non-majors can also take?
A. Yes. This course was designed with my non-major in mind, someone who'd just finished a Python grammar book. It's okay if you don't understand everything explained in the lecture from the beginning. If you just follow along and complete the course, you'll see what you need to study next.

• I graduated from the Department of Economics and the Department of Confucian Studies and now work as a backend developer at an e-commerce company.

• I conducted six domain-specific lectures and project coaching sessions at the backend bootcamp.

• We held a special lecture on backend developer employment through YouTube Live.