Create your first server with Java and Spring Boot, from development to deployment, easily! [All-in-one server development package]

I was always in the state of 'Will this lecture be able to hear?', but the biggest motivation for me to access the lecture even in my absent-minded state was none other than the instructor's closing comment. I received encouragement and support, and I was able to finish it with strength. In fact, I had taken several Spring lectures before this lecture, Even though it was a basic course, it was not easy for a non-major + Java student who only saw it once..? I followed the hand-coding and listened to the explanation, but I was confused by the confusion of not knowing. Even after receiving the certificate after completing the course, I was in a state of chaos of 'Do I really know this?..?', so I actually put aside my high expectations for online lectures. However, after going through the entire process from development to deployment through this lecture, I now understand a little bit! There were only a few fragments floating in the air, but these guys finally started to organize it inside me as they got a feel for the structure. If I go back and listen to this lecture again and listen to other lectures, I think it will sound different now. The best part was that after implementing the code, he explained step by step why this work was needed and what it was for. In particular, whenever I asked questions like "Why? Why this?" while following the code, he kindly explained it to me right away after a minute, so I didn't have any special questions to ask^^ When I asked questions, he answered quickly and provided detailed explanations that weren't in the lecture, which were really great! In particular, since I had memorized annotations mechanically until now, I didn't know why they were needed or what the logic was, but I was able to understand them a little and look them up on my own. The most impressive part was the part where he separated the Controller into Service - Repository in three stages! I applied it to my work the next day after listening to the lecture. I succeeded in separating the code I was working on, which was a mess and focused on implementing functions, into three stages, and I even remember it more because it was so neatly organized! In particular, when I found myself calmly identifying the cause and solving it without panicking when an error occurred, I was really proud of myself. And instead of just saying I don't know... I was able to calmly practice reading other people's code! I've improved so much in such a short period of time, right? Haha At first, I thought, "Is this how fast the instructor speaks?" But instead, since he shares his knowledge step by step, I can understand it and the speed of his speech gradually gets better. I'm just a newbie, so yes, I still have a long way to go, but I'm deeply grateful to the instructor who has lit a light on this uncertain path. I'm already looking forward to the next lecture...... When will it come out??^^ I'm always paying attention to the instructor's steps (It's scary, right?? Haha) I'm rooting for you!! I will continue to improve in my own way, Thank you!

I always end with the closing comment, "I will respect and honor the people who are listening to the lecture today. Thank you for your hard work." At first, I was actually embarrassed, but the more I listened, the more I felt like I was being respected, so I felt good. I worked harder.

This is a life lecture. It's been a long time since I bought the lecture, but I still felt that server development was difficult, and I was obsessed with building the basics first, so I studied many languages, Linux, SQL, low-level, front-end, etc. without discrimination. Everything I learned will be a great help in becoming a developer, but I think it was a long way to go to become the server developer I wanted to be right away. I think I didn't have a clear direction because I was studying on my own. I made a promise to myself to break free from my previous obsession and study the server I wanted to do, and I completed the lecture through the first Warm-up Club. I learned so much, and I felt that I had grown myself. It took me so long to take the first step to becoming a server developer, but with the confidence I gained this time and the solid basic skills, I think I will be able to grow faster than anyone else. It feels like all the fragmented knowledge I studied while wandering before has come together...! Thank you so much, instructor. Even though I'm only 30 years old now, I'll definitely get a job this year! Please continue to give me great lectures~! It's Teacher's Day, I haven't met you in person, but through the warm-up club and lectures, you've already become a great teacher to me. Stay healthy and happy!

This lecture provides a shallow but broad knowledge of server development. I think it is good for beginners because you can experience the basics of one cycle of server development, from the definition of the server to basic API writing, DB connection, and distribution. I am confident that I can study efficiently if I listen to this lecture first and then study more deeply, so I am paying a lump sum even though it is expensive. The explanations are good and the content organization is good for seeing the big picture, so it seems suitable as the first lecture for those who want to study server development from a top-down method rather than a bottom-up method. Since the lecture content and delivery are good, if you become familiar with Java development, I think you should also consider the Coping lecture.

Wow, this is really amazing. I've taken many backend lectures from Infraon, but this is top tier teaching ability and he's really at the level of Hyunwoojin,,, This is really unbelievable, but can you please open an intermediate level backend lecture or an extension of it? It's almost solved all the concepts that were floating around in my head. Wow, this is really awesomeㅠㅠ Please open more lectures. I can't sleep because I'm looking forward to listening to the lectures and doing the practical training, seriously. Please really open more lectures ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ Hahahahaha This is really unbelievable, I was so moved before I finished the course that this is the first time I'm leaving a review for a lecture.

1. There was no particular reason why I took the class. After watching all the instructors' previews, I felt that they explained things in detail, and this person was the only one who had a Windows environment (even the fact that they prepared a completely new computer made me think, "Wow?"). So at that time, I honestly thought, "Isn't the price cheap?" 2. But I don't know about anything else, but what I was really, really thankful for was that they answered all my questions from start to finish. (They even answered in the middle of the night.) This was so great, and it was as if I was asking the teacher a question through KakaoTalk rather than an online class, and they answered in detail. They went back to the content of the questions I asked (Is this what you're curious about?), explained why I was thinking wrong, and finally, explained the solution in detail. --> Honestly, I don't regret spending money because I have a teacher like gpt who answers everything I ask while whining from one to ten. ㅠㅠ In my opinion, 1. Focus on listening to the lecture & practice while trying to understand 2. When a problem occurs, 2-1. Figure out which part you don't understand 2-2. Google it or ask AI 2-3. If that doesn't work, ask a detailed question on the bulletin board This should work fine. ㅇㅇ 3. No, and the ppt and pdf are just organized as the lectures + explanations. 4. The instructor's only drawback: Sometimes the pronunciation is a bit slurred, but let's just ignore that.

I was worried about starting Front and BackEnd development, which I had never done before, after moving to a new company. I happened to notice an all-in-one course covering everything from Java Spring Boot, which is the BackEnd component, to server-related topics, and I listened to the lectures diligently. After completing the course, I was able to understand parts of the company's source code that I didn't understand before as soon as I saw the code, and the AWS-related content was also very helpful. The explanations were also very detailed, so I'm still replaying the lectures repeatedly. Thank you so much to the instructor who shed light on my frustrating work life after the job change. ^^

This is a lecture where you can learn everything from server development to deployment at once. There are many lectures that make you wonder, "What is this?"ㅠㅠ Mr. Choi Tae-hyun explains everything one by one in an easy-to-understand way. I've taken several Spring lectures, but I wish I had taken this lecture as my first Spring lecture.ㅠㅠ For those who are starting to study Spring for the first time after learning Java, I think it would be great to get the flow and study in detail with this. I wonder if you can organize this kind of curriculum in 13 hours.. Is there another lecture this informative? I will definitely go watch Mr. Choi Tae-hyun's lecture... Thank you!