This is a 'Spring Batch' course that can be used immediately in practice, designed for job seekers and working developers who are new to Spring Batch!
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5.0
뿡뿡
If I had to self-study Spring Batch using a book that easily exceeds 500 pages, I think I would have felt completely overwhelmed by the sheer volume. ㅜㅜ However, this course picks out only the core content necessary for actual application and helps you get a feel for the overall flow and practice of Batch in a short and impactful way over about 3 hours, which is just fantastic!! If you are curious about Batch, I highly recommend taking this course! haha
5.0
너와나의메모리
I finished the entire course in just two days after paying for it. I took this course because I needed to use Spring Batch at work, and I am extremely satisfied! Thank you~
5.0
yourdim
Overall, the structure was great, and I especially liked that there were many hands-on exercises. I was a "Spring Batch lecture nomad," but I am completely satisfied! The instructor's delivery was excellent, and they pinpointed the core concepts so well that it was easy to understand. I plan to keep reviewing and apply what I've learned to my actual work. I highly recommend this course to anyone studying Batch!
From 'simple deletion' to 'bulk settlement', step-by-step practical code.
Selecting the 'optimal batch implementation method' for the situation
How to utilize 'Job Parameters' to respond to any environment
Flexible design of batch architecture (Job & Step)
I don't know anything about logs
Those who know how to develop
but have no idea
how to use logs
I want to analyze and visualize logs!
Those who want to analyze logs
and use the ELK stack
to go all the way to visualization
I'm curious about monitoring.
Those who are struggling because they have
never experienced monitoring
while studying development.
A practitioner is someone who writes code well.
However, an educator is someone who ponders day and night why the code was written that way and how to convey that code to students in the easiest possible way.
There are many experts in the field, but
often their explanations are so difficult that they leave you tilting your head in confusion.
This is because they focused more on listing knowledge than on the weight of education itself.
If you receive the wrong education, the learning process itself becomes painful,
and it ultimately leads to unwanted results, wasting precious time and opportunities in your life.
I want to be more than just an 'instructor' who passes on skills;
I want to be a 'teacher' who contemplates your career and life together with you.
The power to transform complex concepts into our own language rather than jargon—
that is my pride as an educator.
Please take a look at the path I have walked and my sincerity,
and make a careful decision about your precious future.
Hello! I am Sini from JSCODE.
It feels like only yesterday that I was dragged by a friend to a major class in college,
but I'm already approaching my 10th year since I started developing.
At first, I wanted to make a positive impact on the world through the programs I created.
However, as time passed, I came to one firm realization.
'Rather than creating services myself,
wouldn't properly raising one skilled developer have a much greater impact on the world?'
If the developers I taught create wonderful services in their respective positions,
that positive influence will grow exponentially.
With that single mindset, I have trained over 200 developers in the field at boot camps over the past 5 years.
(* Produced successful candidates for LINE, Kakao, and Kurly☺)
Watching my students grow in the field,
I feel the power and fulfillment of education every day.
Now, I intend to meet you beyond the offline classroom, in the wider online world.
I want to share the skills and know-how I have accumulated in the field without reservation,
helping you grow into a 'competent developer' who creates further value.
I sincerely hope that this lecture, prepared with great care,
brings a pleasant change to your development career! 🙌
** This is a review written for <Introduction to Spring Batch: Basics of Large-Scale Processing in 3 Hours>.
Who is this course right for?
A junior backend developer who "suddenly became the person in charge of batch processing starting today"
Practitioners who are "afraid of handling large-scale data"
Non-majors/beginners who "gave up while self-studying Spring Batch"
Job seekers "in need of a practical, industry-aligned portfolio"
Need to know before starting?
Basic Java knowledge
Spring Boot Basic Knowledge
It is helpful if you are familiar with MySQL and JPA, but even if you aren't, you won't have any major problems following along with the hands-on practice.
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I have personally built and operated critical national systems, but what I am actually best at is "explaining those difficult concepts so that anyone can understand them."
The practical field is naturally rough and complex. 🤯
But there's no reason the learning process has to be that way too, right?
It doesn't matter what stack you want to learn right now.
I will break down the complex technologies of the actual field and feed them to you in a way that is very easy to understand! 🍀
Let's start the amazing experience of turning the complex thoughts in your head into an actual working service, easily and fun together with me!
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I was able to learn a lot about Spring Batch through both theory and practice. In particular, I really liked the process of deploying the batch program using Jenkins! Thank you for the great lecture!
Hello, Kukaiden! This is Sini from JSCODE~ Thank you for the great review! It's so wonderful to see you communicating so actively while taking the course! I'll be rooting for you all the way until you complete the course! Keep it up!!
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If I had to self-study Spring Batch using a book that easily exceeds 500 pages, I think I would have felt completely overwhelmed by the sheer volume. ㅜㅜ However, this course picks out only the core content necessary for actual application and helps you get a feel for the overall flow and practice of Batch in a short and impactful way over about 3 hours, which is just fantastic!! If you are curious about Batch, I highly recommend taking this course! haha
Hello, Ppoong-ppoong! This is Sini from JSCODE! Thank you so much for leaving such a valuable review~~ Since you've grasped the overall flow of Batch through the introductory course, it will be very helpful if you also study the advanced content! Good luck with finishing the entire course!!
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I finished the entire course in just two days after paying for it. I took this course because I needed to use Spring Batch at work, and I am extremely satisfied! Thank you~
Hello, Dubai Jjondeuk Coding! Congratulations on completing the course! Haha. Based on the introductory content you learned with me, I hope you also study the advanced topics I mentioned at the end to become a Batch Master! Haha. Thank you for taking the course and for leaving such a lovely review!! Haha. I will always be rooting for you!!
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I have to use Batch in my practical work this week, and I was looking for a course like this because they are so hard to find. Thank you so much. You really know how to cover just the core essentials! Teacher, your way of speaking is so entertaining and easy to understand. Please keep uploading many more fun lectures in the future!
Hello Yongjin! This is Sini from JSCODE! Thank you for leaving a course review! I'll be rooting for you until you complete the course! Hahaha
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I love that instead of just saying "I used Batch!", you teach practical methods that actually appeal to companies! The explanations that allow you to grasp the architectural flow felt very beginner-friendly. When studying, I often use AI to resolve my questions, but I sometimes feel disappointed when the answers feel disconnected from real-world practice. I'm very satisfied that this lecture explains the parts one might naturally be curious about. I haven't watched the Jenkins section yet, but thank you for the great lecture...! Please make a follow-up course after the basics as well... haha.
Hello Hyonattang! This is Sini from JSCODE!! I really hope you integrate the Jenkins part as well and make it all the way to the end of the course!! Haha. If you keep organizing the basics well, I will definitely make sure to greet you with an intermediate course when I have the time, just as you mentioned! Thank you so, so much for leaving such a lovely review! Haha.
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