Introduction to Spring Batch: Fundamentals of Large-Scale Processing in 3 Hours

🥵 You're saying... I'm the one in charge of Spring Batch...?

I am JSCODE Sini, who started as a developer and has produced over 200 developers while working as a bootcamp instructor for 5 years.

When I was a junior, I also suddenly became the person in charge of managing Spring Batch at my team leader's direction.
I had never managed anything, let alone Batch, and the code I opened looked like an alien language.
I remember being afraid to even go to work, worried that my lack of skills would be exposed. 🥶

Desperate for a solution, I spent the weekend searching for knowledge I could apply to my work immediately, but
the books on the market were so thick they were suffocating before I even opened them, and the courses were well over 30 to 40 hours long.
I needed to use it right away on Monday, and I felt so lost, wondering, 'Do I really need to know all of this vast information?'
It was just overwhelming.

That is why I created this course—so that those who are new to Batch, just like I was in the past, can apply it to real-world tasks in a short period of time.

Practice makes perfect!
Rather than studying concepts for a hundred days,
it is fastest to implement even a small batch in code and apply it to a real-world project.

🎯 The goal of this lecture is clear.

The goal is for batch beginners to grasp the flow of batch processing in just 3 hours and
become capable of reading and utilizing the code.

I hope you don't tremble with fear as I did during my junior years.
Do you need to apply Batch to a project right away? Have you become a Batch administrator starting today?

If so, I hope you can lower your fears through this course
and take away only the essential core concepts necessary for real-world practice.
I'll see you in the course. ☺️

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👩‍💻 There are many practitioners who write good code, but educators who can make code easy to understand are rare.

A practitioner is someone who writes code well.

However, an educator is someone who ponders day and night why that code was written that way and how to convey the 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 rather than on the weight of education.

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 turn 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 for your precious future.

💚 Introducing myself!

Hello! I'm Sini from JSCODE.

It feels like just yesterday when I was dragged by a friend to attend a major class in college,
but I'm already approaching 10 years since I first 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 a service myself,
wouldn't raising one truly 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 at bootcamp sites over the past 5 years.
(* Produced successful candidates for LINE, Kakao, and Kurly☺)

Watching my students grow as they enter the industry,
I feel the power of education and a sense of pride 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 even more value.

I sincerely hope that this lecture, prepared with great care,
brings a pleasant change to your life as a developer! 🙌

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