[Renewal] First-time MongoDB and NoSQL (Big Data) Database Bootcamp [From Beginner to Application] (Updated)

Thank you for preparing such a rich and good lecture! I really appreciate that you renew the videos according to the time. Some lectures are filmed once and then not renewed, but I feel that Instructor Dave Lee is very considerate of his students ^.^

This is the second lecture. I was curious about the database while listening to the first lecture, so I started studying it. It is organized systematically and the lecture proceeds calmly from the basics, so it is easy to understand even if you listen to it after developing in another language. I will register for other lectures and learn one by one. It is a good lecture.

I've listened to the third full-stack lecture! The lecture was difficult, but it was fun to solve the problems. Now I'm going to the backend~~ I'll keep running towards the goal of completing the full-stack roadmap!

I took the course because my company's product was going to be equipped with MongoDB, and I was glad that you explained everything in detail. Personally, I find it more comfortable to listen at 1.2x speed. The plus video on installing MongoDB on EC2 was also very good. When I first solved the aggregation problem, you solved it together, but when you asked me to solve it on my own on the Jupiter notebook, it was definitely easier to solve. Also, the instructor's tone of voice is a bit like a comedy, so I laughed once in a while while listening. But is there any difference between studio 3T and MongoDB COMPASS tools? Which tool do you recommend?

If I hadn't taken Mr. Janjaemi Coding's lecture, I would have given up on Python coding. There is a world of difference between knowing and teaching. We realize when we are in school that even smart people are not good at teaching. I think Dave Lee's lecture is the best among coding lectures. In fact, I think it is the best. Also, I am not a programmer, so I don't know if Dave Lee is the best programmer, but I can tell that he has tremendous skills. His teaching skills are of course the best (I can't express it enough no matter how many times I emphasize it), and the curriculum is also, more sincere and meticulous than other lecturers, it goes without saying. As the video explains, if you don't have passion for teaching, I don't think you can do this well. Of course, money will follow because of good lectures, but it is difficult for people to make it properly from beginning to end with passion just because money follows. The speed of speech is also good. It seems like they are explaining it slowly on purpose for beginners, but as the instructor said, you can just watch it quickly. I am 42 years old, and I don't know anything about coding, and I have nothing to do with programming. I think I realized the importance of coding through YouTube in early 2019. I listened to lectures on other coding lecture sites and watched all the basics of Python, but I gave up right away.. I didn't make any more progress. A few months later, I tried again, and this time I took a 500,000 won lecture for 6 weeks.. I gave up again.. A few months later, I decided that I had to learn coding to make the rest of my life easier, so while searching for Inflearn, I found Janjaemi Coding's Pandas lecture attractive, so I took it. In fact, I only took about 70% of it. That's because I realized that I had taken the wrong order. However, when I listened to the lecture, it was explained so easily that I understood it to some extent. As I listened hard, I gained an understanding of Python? An understanding of programming? I felt this a little bit Right away, I studied Python Basics by Mr. Janjaemi Coding. It wasn't easy, but I couldn't give up Why? Because he taught it so well and easily I really studied hard There was someone who taught it so well and easily. I paid for another person's lecture on Inflearn, but...the lecture was too fast and I just went through it by myself. Janjaemi Coding is the best. It's also great that he picks out only the necessary parts and lectures. It's hard to control the amount of knowledge when conveying knowledge, but I think he made lectures about parts that beginners can understand or that they absolutely need to understand. Thank you so much. I plan to take all of Janjaemi Coding's lectures, and I've already paid for Pandas, Python Basics, MySQL, and NoSQL and am studying them. And looking at Janjaemi Coding's site, I see that there are lectures posted on other sites, so I plan to take them all as well. If I can get to the level where I can create the program I want, it will all be thanks to Dave Lee. 3-line summary If it weren't for Janjaemi Coding, I would have given up on coding. Paying more money doesn't mean you get better lectures. Please make more and more good lectures.

I think this is a great course for those with less than 6 months of coding experience! However, those with more experience might feel like they're taking a bit of a detour.

The kind explanation is great! The lecture is fun, and I'll run even harder.

It's fun.! Thank you.!