FastAPI: Make 3x quicker, 2x more accurate, 10x faster APIs with Python

Hello, this is instructor Haeyeo. First, I would like to thank you for enrolling in the course. Thank you for your honest feedback. First, regarding the code, I will proceed with improvements to provide it separately in GitHub format (by August). As for the lecture videos, there was a previous issue, so I proceeded with re-recording and uploading, but it seems there are some chapters where the upload did not proceed normally. I will check this part and take immediate action. I apologize for any inconvenience caused to students and promise quick improvements. I ask for your generous understanding. Thank you. From instructor Haeyeo.

Hello, this is instructor Haeyeo. Currently, my lecture recording method involves writing lecture materials and scripts first, then recording audio separately for the best sound quality, and filming the lecture video based on that audio. Due to this process, lecture materials are occasionally omitted during the filming/editing process, so I previously worked with the editor on improvements and re-uploaded the content. After hearing your valuable feedback, I thought there might be parts that weren't uploaded, so I compared the lecture script with the lecture materials to check, but I couldn't easily find the relevant section, so I'd like to ask for more detailed feedback from you. If it's okay with you, could you tell me which lecture section had the problem? (I compared the script and lecture materials up to lecture 7 that you've taken, but it's not easily found 😢😢) Thank you. Instructor Haeyeo

Oh, it's been confirmed!! After checking with the editor, we found that during the editing process, some parts of the video were lost, causing those sections to be skipped. (Such as the command parts in the lecture environment setup section of Lecture 2, etc..) We only cross-checked the lecture materials and script, but didn't think there would be such issues 😢😢. Thank you once again for the feedback! We will check and fix those parts as quickly as possible! Thanks to 올막곧낼막's valuable feedback, the lecture will be able to become even better. Thank you so much :) From instructor 해여올림. + (If... if it's okay with you, we would be so grateful if you could evaluate it once more after the lecture improvement work is completed..! *bows*)

Hello! This is instructor Haeyeo! I have re-uploaded lectures 1-42 with complete re-editing and improved audio quality by changing the audio to wav format! I uploaded them right away since it was urgent, but we will conduct additional comprehensive reviews on our end over the weekend. Regarding the source code, as you mentioned, it's currently structured assuming sequential lecture progression, where if you're using code from previous lectures, only additional/modified code is uploaded. This could be inconvenient if you're taking chapters selectively! As a solution, we considered creating a Github repository as you suggested, and I thought it would just be a matter of uploading... But there could be licensing issues or synchronization problems between lecture materials and Github code, so we're currently discussing these matters. We'll quickly review and improve this part as well. I ask for your generous understanding as a student :) + If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you please provide another review!! 🥹 Thank you Instructor Haeyeo

Hello, this is instructor Haeyeo. Thanks to the incredibly valuable feedback from student moljin, I was able to identify the parts that had issues with filming. I want to express my deepest gratitude. I have conducted a comprehensive review of all 34 lessons uploaded so far, and have proceeded with re-filming. The course materials have been revised and uploaded, and for the filmed videos, the improved versions will be uploaded tomorrow morning once encoding is complete. Additionally, please note that filming content related to Docker and deployment will be uploaded this weekend. Once again, I want to express my gratitude for the valuable feedback and course review. Thank you. From instructor Haeyeo

I'm currently listening to the practical project section... This is something I've felt while listening to the lectures from the beginning and progressing through them... I think the lecture content does a great job of covering everything from concept organization to small details that could easily be overlooked. However, I left feedback thinking that the lecture style was a bit old. I'm grateful to hear that improved aspects will be reflected. And I'm also looking forward to the upcoming Docker and deployment-related lectures. Thank you once again for the sincere lectures. @@@ Oh, and I think it would be good to briefly explain how to reference the Notion files in the lectures in the course introduction section. When I played the practical project, I found that copying the completed code from Notion into the editor I use and actually running it while listening significantly improved my understanding of the lectures... I listened to the lecture videos with just my ears while looking at the completed code in the editor one by one and following along, which increased my understanding. I think it would be good to add such an explanation in the course introduction section. Thank you.