JAVA Playground where you learn while creating

1. Introduction to Java Playground Course

This course aims to help those with no prior coding experience get started with programming step-by-step. Rather than focusing on traditional theory, this course focuses on learning the concepts through creating something.

This is a preparatory step for taking the Masters Course White Level from CodeSquad, a software development training institute. However, even if you don't take the course, it will be of great help to anyone just starting to learn Java programming.

2. Helpful people

• People who want to learn programming but are at a loss
• Anyone who wants to take Code Squad White Level
• Anyone who wants to learn programming while creating something

3. Introduction of knowledge sharers

Jeong Ho-young

I earned a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering and enjoyed a career as a developer at LG Electronics, NHN NEXT, and Naver Labs. I also worked as a Senior Technical Trainer at Amazon Web Services and have extensive teaching experience across a wide range of age groups, including children, elementary, middle, and high school students, college students, working professionals, and developers.

I'm a curious developer who enjoys learning across a wide range of fields, and I've learned a lot from experienced DBAs in the wonderful ms-SQL community called SQLTAG. My hobbies include jiu-jitsu and gaming.

Park Jae-seong

I worked on blog development at Naver and served as a development team leader. Wanting to work in an environment where all project participants (planners, designers, developers, QA, etc.) could focus on a single service, I also took on the role of web server development team leader at XLGames.

Currently, I am a full-time professor of web backend and software engineering at NEXT, where I cultivate talent.

Since 2005, I have extensive experience in providing practical Java backend-related knowledge to developers in the field. I have also designed and mentored new employee training at NAVER (2014) and Smilegate (2017).

Recently, I've been training working developers on testing, refactoring, and object-oriented design at Fast Campus and Woowa Brothers. I enjoy communicating and sharing knowledge with developers, so I've been running the Java Jigi Community since 2001 and the SLiPP Community since 2012. I also conduct offline study sessions with working developers on a variety of topics. I'm deeply interested in how to work and learn effectively, and I'm also deeply concerned about achieving work-life balance.