[300,000 Students Commemoration] 1/31 Kim Young-han Online Meetup Live

The best introductory programming course that has already been taken and enjoyed by over 20,000 people. This introductory programming course was planned and prepared by Inflearn from the perspective of a non-major, and helps people who have never touched programming before to develop programming skills that can be used in real life.

The fact that you can analyze data more easily and effectively with Python Pandas instead of Excel! Learn the basic functions of the Pandas library and how to use it in practice through financial data analysis.

In an environment without a design team, product proposals, or a PM, how can we plan, deliver, and persuade? Kim Young-jun, former 29CM Product Design Lead, will share his self-product strategy focusing on Figma, along with practical case studies. Learn in detail everything from how to survive in a structureless environment to how to build structure with just Figma.

Leverage Python to create your own indicators and a convenient tool for securities analysis!

Based on basic Python grammar knowledge, we will gradually increase the difficulty level from easy to difficult examples. During this process, you will learn how to study on your own, acquire solid grammar knowledge, and firmly establish your basics. In addition, we will learn frequently used patterns in Python programming.

This is an introductory web development course for those starting programming for the first time. By learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and creating an Instagram post card, you will learn the essential basics required for web page production.

This course focuses on teaching high-level grammar so that learners who have learned the basics of Python can apply Python to practical use. By understanding the unique features of Python and learning them quickly, you can become familiar with intermediate-level programming.

How are product design and education changing in the AI era? Figma Official Community, FoF Seoul & Educators jointly hosted a meetup. Discover various cases and topics on AI-era product design and education, along with relevant sessions from global industry speakers who love Figma.

The renewal version of Life Coding's first web development course, <WEB 1 - HTML & Internet>, is being released exclusively on Inflearn!

This course is designed to cover the grammar of multi-threading, multi-processing, parallelism, and concurrency based on OS knowledge in preparation for technical interviews. You will learn basic knowledge about how to increase execution efficiency with multiple resources.

This is a class that teaches intermediate and advanced level data analysis and visualization chart creation methods to those who can handle Excel basics. With this class, you can master Excel completely!

This course is designed to cover Python metaprogramming and in-depth grammar based on extensive Python development experience and online and offline teaching experience. Furthermore, we have prepared a curriculum that will be helpful for Python job seekers' interviews and technical interviews for experienced professionals. In addition, we will explain the process of directly distributing the library you created to PyPI (Python Package Index).

Inflearn's official MCP! Through MCP, you can retrieve the content of the courses you own. Connect quickly and feel free to apply the knowledge from your courses.

Learn Figma, the most widely used collaboration tool in the world! Learn the basics of Figma, a design tool for UI design sketching, prototyping, and collaboration, and how to use it in practice.

This video is a recording of the presentation session held at < Pangyo After-Work Meetup with Inflearn #08 HTTP >.

This video is an edited version of a YouTube live session held with Toby to celebrate the launch of the <Toby's Spring> course.

This is the edited live video from the LLM Application Experience Sharing Session with knowledge sharer Kang Byung-jin :)

This is a lecture that captures the scene of a product design meetup held by former Toss Product Designer Kang Young-hwa and Inflearn! You can learn many insights and work know-how from a 10-year product designer!

The "Beginner Java Developer Project Basic Terminology Guide" course is an introductory guide that helps development beginners and new Java developers easily understand essential IT terminology frequently encountered in the workplace and apply it directly to projects.

This lecture explains the essential IT knowledge that non-majors need to know in a way that is easy to understand and at a level that is absolutely necessary for practical use, and it is designed to help you establish the basics of IT practice and communicate easily with developers. It also includes an appendix with explanations of terms focused on IT practice, making it a bible for non-major IT beginners.

Have you ever wondered why you can't understand developers' conversations even though your development knowledge is increasing? Even if you don't have specific development knowledge, there are many cases where you need to know the terms developers use to understand the exact meaning. Quickly learn developer terms!

Have you ever been bothered by unfamiliar terms while working with developers? Increase the depth of your conversations by learning basic programming knowledge, programming history, and language-specific characteristics for conversations with developers!

This course summarizes the essential concepts you must know before learning any programming language. Furthermore, by practicing with a dedicated training system, anyone can easily acquire the critical thinking skills necessary for programming.

* ZeroMini, selected as a 2026 Software Maestro mentor, will be leading the lecture * ㅇ The Standard for Private Sector IT Employment: Becoming the "Unrivaled 1%" Among Mass-Produced Applicants 🏆 "Stop vague spec-building and sell yourself to the market with a portfolio that gets you hired" 🚀 From Naver, Kakao, Line, Coupang, Baemin, Danggeun, and Toss to tech-centric startups, this single course contains the practical know-how of a "Job-Hunting Bomber" who pierces through the latest hiring dynamics of private companies. 1. Thorough "JD (Job Description) Precision Strike" and Personalization 🎯 - The Art of Matching: Excluding abstract advice, we directly analyze the job descriptions (JD) of the student's target companies to select core competencies that are a 100% match. - Unrivaled Positioning: Analyzing why common mass-produced bootcamp projects fail, and structuring winning portfolios (GitHub/Notion) focused on architecture and technical troubleshooting. 2. Equipped with the Hidden Card of Private Sector Employment, the "Networking Cheat Key" 🔗 - Realistic Hiring Strategy: Targeting the characteristics of the private sector market where "internal referrals" and "networking" act powerfully, unlike public institutions. - LinkedIn & Coffee Chat: Optimizing profiles to get caught on the radar of industry professionals, SoMa/BoB seniors, and recruiters, and securing practical internal referral opportunities through coffee chats.

Systematically learn over 60 IT terms encountered in practice, ranging from job postings to meeting minutes and incident reports. Understand service structures by dividing them into four layers, and acquire the essential vocabulary needed for collaborating with development teams and attending technical lectures.

Based on learning fundamental concepts of programming and Python, we solve mathematical problems using Python. (Solutions and roots of equations, drawing graphs)

This course is based on a membership subscription concept, so once you purchase it, you can also take any additional classes that are added in the future😃

API, framework, Git... We've collected difficult-to-understand development terms and explained them in an easy-to-understand way with examples!

If you are seeing this email today, saying, “After careful consideration, we regrettably decided not to proceed with the next process with ooo,” don’t miss out on Pro-Igicler’s developer know-how!!

- I am a Research Engineer/AI PM running a 4-year-old AI startup. - This video is a lecture for those who want to start studying artificial intelligence "now" or in "2026". - Looking at college students, I see many who have no idea how to get started with artificial intelligence. - I hope that after watching this lecture, you'll be able to start studying artificial intelligence. - For reference, this lecture is not about "using AI in my work" or "getting started with monetization methods using GPT". - This is a video about how students, graduate students, or developers can get started when they want to study artificial intelligence.

We share insights and challenges encountered while growing into a senior developer. Issues are summarized by referencing cases from Korea and the U.S.

Developers, can you really succeed just by developing your development skills? Build your own brand that differentiates you from the crowd of developers along with your development skills, add soft skills, and be active in the development ecosystem.