HTTP Web Basics for Every Developer

Instead of "Learn the prerequisite knowledge on your own", it should be "I will teach you, just trust me and follow me". If Bang Jeong-hwan is a great person among children, isn't Kim Young-han a great person among Java backend developers? Thank you always for creating valuable lectures.

I prepared for job hunting while listening to Mr. Kim Young-han's lecture, and as a result, I was able to successfully get a job at a mid-sized company. I said last time that I dreamed of working with Mr. Kim Young-han, and every time I listen to the lecture, I think it can become a reality. Thank you for leaving such a great lecture. I will work hard to keep up.

Oh... I've been waiting for this lecture so long that I bought it as soon as it came out! I'm also watching the new spring lectures. Whenever I see Younghan, I always see his passion for programming, so I respect him a lot and want to emulate him. I always get excited when I listen to a good lecture, and I feel so good about learning something new. I think it's common sense that HTTP or networks are really important knowledge for web developers. Thank you for providing such a good lecture, and I look forward to other spring lectures that will come out in the future.

When I first heard the news of Younghan's new lecture opening, my first thought was, 'Why did the HTTP lecture come out first instead of Spring Web MVC?' It may be disappointing news for those who wanted to quickly study Spring Web MVC in the wild, but for those who prefer the scholarly approach like me and didn't know much about HTTP, I think it would be more helpful to properly organize HTTP through this opportunity to understand Spring Web MVC later, as Younghan said. As expected, I was satisfied with this lecture as I watched and listened to the vast lecture materials and explanations that you prepared so that students could easily understand. Thank you for always giving great lectures.

First of all, thank you for making such a great lecture.!!! This time, I completed the http lecture well. I had a rough idea of http, but it was good to organize it so well. I am also waiting for spring web mvc, but I will wait slowly as well. You don't have to make it too quickly and release it quickly.!! Because I am always waiting for a perfect lecture!! ㅎㅎ Thank you again for always giving a great lecture!

In the process of researching for performance optimization in practice I studied the Cache-Control header in detail and while looking for a book to study the HTTP standard specs further, this lecture came out at a really good time. I feel good because this lecture is built on the knowledge I learned while struggling in practice. I enjoyed listening to it as a developer, from JPA, Spring basics to HTTP basics ~ I will study hard until the next MVC lecture comes out, and if you send me an email, I will come listen again!! Thank you for the lecture!

I used to work in infrastructure and recently moved to a development position. I learned from working from an infrastructure perspective, and now I'm studying from a development perspective, and although the topics are basically similar, I felt the difference in perspectives, which was very refreshing for me. I'm proceeding according to the roadmap, but I listened to that lecture first because it was more interesting to me. ㅎㅎㅎ😊 I enjoyed the lecture and will study the details separately from that lecture to flesh it out. Thank you for always uploading great lectures. Take care of your health in this hot weather. Videos are more important than health, right? ㅎㅎㅎ I love you😋

I'm listening to Younghan's lectures well. This time, I bought all of Younghan's lectures!! I don't know when I'll be able to watch them all, but.. At first, I got to know Younghan by looking at Lee Dongwook's blog, and his lectures are really so good that I don't feel like I wasted my money on them among the lecturers I've seen so far. Will there ever be a day when I can work with Younghan? ㅎㅎㅎ And you said you often walk around Olympic Park. If I happen to meet you on the street, can I pretend to know you???