Solving asynchronous architecture using RabbitMQ in one go

It was a lecture that allowed me to quickly review an overview of the technology. It was nice that you introduced things that would be good to learn about in the future. Advantages 1. The lecture style is clean. 2. The lecture length is appropriate. 3. The lecture materials are uploaded to Github.

I have implemented message queues in live environments before, but I was always left with the regret of not having configured them to suit their purpose. Through this lecture, I learned a lot about how to vary the exchange strategy to suit the purpose.

It was great to be able to quickly learn the core concepts of RabbitMQ. I had a lot of concerns after seeing other reviews mentioning that the conceptual explanations were lacking, but if you have sufficient knowledge of Spring and properly listened to the earlier concepts, you could fully understand the class. The lecture became more satisfying as it progressed toward the later parts, and personally, I found it easy to understand because you provided hands-on practice after explaining the concepts. However, when unfamiliar concepts came up, there were moments where I initially thought "huh?" but after looking at the code, I realized "ah, this is what they were talking about." One slightly disappointing aspect was the Notion content provided as PDF - while it wasn't crucial content, there were parts of the code that got cut off when opening the PDF. I enjoyed the lecture and hope you'll create courses on other technology stacks in the future. Thank you.

I didn't know anything about message queues, but thanks to the lecture, I think I'm starting to get the hang of it. Now all that's left is to practice by diving in and trying it out. :)

I took a RabbitMQ lecture for the first time, and it was very helpful because you explained it in an easy-to-understand way with simple examples.

Thanks to you, I was able to understand RabbitMQ better!

I only had fragmented knowledge, but after the lecture, I'm applying it to a side project. Thank you for the good lecture!!!

I'm listening well :)