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Hello! This is Jeju Coding Base Camp :)
This time with the Kind Family
"Building Your Own Django 2.x Instagram Clone Tutorial"
I brought a lecture called .
🐯 Kind Tiger is
I dreamed of a lecture where you learn through practice, not just theory.
Like the countless math books that only cover sets,
Aren't there a lot of programming language classes that just say "Hello world" and then close?
You guys are taught by Kind Tiger
You can learn only the parts you need to clone Instagram!
🐰 Kind Rabbit is
I thought of a lecture that would contain everything you need in one lecture .
From essential programming languages to know
Tips for creating a website that can be operated with Django
An all-in-one course that will take you through the entire process of launching a service!
🐻 Kind Bear is
I was hoping for a class that would be fun to make, like a toy .
I created my own Instagram with my own hands, step by step.
Dive into SNS website structure and web service processes!
Kind Bear will help you with Kind answers :)
We're going to make something like this.
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Launch your service easily and enjoyably with the Kind Family!
🧙♂️ Hello. This is Jeju Coding Basecamp.
What is Jeju Coding Basecamp?
A bootcamp plotted by the hottest developers in Jeju! We provide passionate young people with the opportunity to grow as much as their passion!
Jeju Coding Basecamp is the largest ICT education event in Jeju, held in collaboration with local governments and companies such as Kakao, Goorm, and the Jeju Industry-Academic Convergence Institute.
Success in building a service—through this experience, cultivate your confidence, self-esteem, sense of accomplishment, and the ability to be self-reliant in this era of job scarcity!, hãy nuôi dưỡng sự tự tin, lòng tự trọng, cảm giác thành tựu và khả năng tự lập trong thời đại khó khăn tìm việc làm này!
Go for it, youth! You can do it! 😀
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I am a non-major who started studying to become a developer. The basic lectures are good. I think the best thing is that you can practice development from start to finish by creating your own clone code! I am also very grateful to the teachers who quickly solve any difficulties!
First of all, I took the course without even knowing what frontend and backend were, but from the beginning of the course, the explanation of why frontend and backend are separated was well explained, so I was able to understand the basic framework and get started right away. I am currently taking this course after completing the intermediate Python course at Infraon, and although Django is based on Python, there are new rules that are needed to match the frontend HTML, so it is a bit unfamiliar, but it is fun to follow along. And anything is the most difficult when you first do it, so it is hard, and you often think, "Can I really do it?" But the course allows you to use the completed source code in the middle, and guides you to debug quickly even when you encounter an error, so thanks to that, I am following along well toward the end of the course. Overall, I think this course helped me understand what frontend and backend are!! And I saw through the news that the course is being renewed, so I am leaving feedback as well. First, I know that all studies have to be done on your own, but for the convenience and time saving of students, it would be better if there were a resource that organized the CSS, HTML tags and meanings that are frequently used when dealing with the front-end. For example, when organizing multiple areas such as div tags, declaring display flex for horizontal layout, and justify-content: space-between that can be used together later, if there were a resource that collected such frequently used options, it would be very helpful to students following the lecture. Second, I wish the completed source had some details that are worthy of being a completed source. This is something that you will encounter when completing the lecture, but when you enter a search term in the search box, and the search field becomes out of focus, the position of the text inside changes really sloppily. This part needs to be fixed with JavaScript so that it can be in a natural form, but this lecture does not cover that part yet, so it looked sloppy. Even though it is an Instagram clone, not all parts and all functions can be the same, I think that most of the parts that look awkward when used, bugs, etc. should be fixed by the time it reaches the finished source. I hope that the feedback from other students will be well reflected so that the lecture can grow and the students can grow together.
I am also a non-major, but I am a student who wants to get started with web development. I think it is really great that I can experience the entire web development process! Also, I can experience both the front-end and the back-end, so I think it will be a great help in deciding my future career path. And when I get stuck, the teachers kindly answer my questions, so I think I can do it more easily! Thank you all for uploading such great lectures!
I am a designer interested in development. I took this course because I wanted to experience the entire process from front-end to service launch. I have only heard about front-end, but I am taking the class with hope and courage toward completion because it is explained so well that even a beginner like me can understand. It is so amazing to see Instagram being completed one by one in front of my eyes! I will work hard until the end. Thank you for the great lecture!!
To be honest, I feel it is very disappointing. The front-end is relatively good, but the back-end is easy to understand on your own. The instructor repeatedly explains the parts, but for the difficult parts, you just have to follow the code and do it like this. I feel like there is not enough detailed explanation to understand the code. It is a pity that 110,000 won is not a cheap price at all. I do not recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn Django.
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