Learn Front-End DO IT Coding While Making (Next.js, Typescript)

First, listen to the middle part and leave a comment. Job seekers who want to get a job in the front-end, please listen. The reason is that 1. It doesn't spoon-feed This lecture is very good, and if you ask a great instructor about something you don't know, he will explain it in a summary and show you a screen for 5 minutes => If you go back to your seat, Google what you just saw, and look up more docs, it's a lecture that you can understand what he showed you. But it's not to the extent that you can't really follow. If you don't understand it like me, you can skip over it and just watch the lecture, unless you have a rough personality that always skips over it. I added one OOP design pattern that comes up in the beginning, read the firebase docs, and read chakra. You have to study by yourself to see the big picture and study to get a job. 2. Unknown library Chakra I tried Chakra for the first time. He didn't explain in detail how to use it and just showed it to me. However, if you feel like you're working at a company, find the docs on your own, get used to it a little, and follow along, it's fine. In fact, it is not a front-end lecture to explain styling libraries in detail. 3. Refactoring While following the lecture, if you write some code and it becomes complicated or you feel the need for reuse, it is good to move the code and rewrite it. 4. Coupon Shingong The instructor also posts on Medium, and if you look for the article there, it seems to be no secret that there are coupons with high discount rates. 5. Highly recommended It may be because I am a beginner, but there is not a single thing that can be glossed over in the lecture, and it seems that a lot of thought was put into the editing and composition. Also, the 3-month course period seems long, but it is also a bit stressful, so even when I am playing around, I come back thinking, "Oh, I have to take the lecture." I think this is the perfect lecture for Deadline Driven Development. 6. Q&A I have been asking a lot of questions, but you explain them well. Thank you for uploading a great lecture!

Thanks to the fast-paced coding, I had fun listening to it. Just before I took this course, I took another course where the instructor did live coding on the latest technology stack lineup, but that course was a bit impromptu, so it was a bit difficult for the students to follow the flow. But this course was much easier to follow in order, so it was good. I think he prepared each lecture a lot. I saw him use Thunder Client during the course, so I installed the extension right away. It's convenient because I can send requests in VS Code without installing Postman. When writing comments, if you write them in JS Doc format like '/** */' instead of '//', the comment content will be displayed when you hover over the editor, which was a nice little tip. Please teach us more about this when you release another course. + There are some negative opinions about learning Chakra-ui in the course reviews, but I think a little differently. Chakra UI is evaluated as a well-made UI library, and many developers refer to it when designing components, and it seems that the usage is not much different from other UI libraries. For those who have used UI libraries so far, there will be almost no learning curve, and for those who have not used UI libraries so far, I think it would be a good opportunity to learn about a well-made UI library. I would like to recommend this front-end lecture to those around me because it is fun and provides practical tips. Thank you for the great lecture.

I listened to it on my way to and from work and it was easy to understand. I'll try coding when I have time. Thank you so much for the great lecture.

It was tough~ I was able to study easily, quickly, neatly, and enjoyably while creating an actual service. I feel refreshed ㅎㅎ I was able to learn a lot. Thank you~

The lecture content is so helpful, as if I am learning from a senior in the field :)

I was working as an embedded developer and wanted to switch to front-end, so I wanted to learn the overall flow of front-end development, so I looked for a lecture and ended up taking the course. I took the course knowing the basics of React. While listening to the lecture, I followed along, but when I had trouble or did not understand the concept, I looked up the official documentation and the internet to solve and understand it, so I got used to writing code, and it was good that I could study not only React but also Next.js and Typescript. I had never used Firebase before, but I was glad to use it, and it was also good that you introduced me to other useful libraries. I think I will be able to create my own app in the future based on what I learned. Thank you for making such a useful lecture.

I am a junior front-end developer with 1 year and 4 months of experience. I have experience developing back-ends using Express and Nest for personal projects, and I have only used React and Vue, so I wanted to experience Next, so I took the course. ## Course Review I think there are many concepts that you need to be familiar with in advance, so it might feel difficult for those who are new to front-end development. - JavaScript: Ternary operator, asynchronous processing, fetch API, etc. - React: Basic hooks, custom hooks, Context API - Firebase - Chakra UI - React Query - ... Rather than feeling obligated to learn everything you learned in the course or memorize how to use all libraries, I think it would be good to study additionally if you think the library is good to use. In addition, I think it would be good to have a basic understanding of the server-client structure. Server API development -> Applying API to the client repeatedly, but if you only have experience developing the client side, it can be confusing. When separating files, I move to multiple files to write code, but it would be good to display the path or name of the file where I am currently writing the code at the top. ## UI Framework I think the UI framework you used is good because it can shorten the time to write CSS. If you know CSS, you can get a feel for how to use the properties passed to props. Personally, I think it is similar to other UI frameworks such as MUI and Vuetify in terms of usage, so it would not be bad to learn it simply. I have broadened my perspective on component design by using highly scalable frameworks. ## Lastly This lecture may feel difficult because it covers various things. I also encountered various errors from package installation to Firebase integration, and it was not easy to resolve errors because there were many tools that I was using for the first time. However, I think that by experiencing various problems, I can gain the strength to solve them without getting frustrated when I encounter error messages. Thanks to this, I was able to experience Next and Firebase while developing an interesting service. I plan to develop my own service based on what I learned in this lecture. Thank you for providing a great lecture.

Hello. I was worried and bought the course, but it was fun and I was able to finish it quickly. I am very happy that I was able to create something that can be serviced right away. I have created a JavaScript React project, but TypeScript is still difficult, and I took the course at a level where I am still studying. It was helpful because I was able to practice and use it while following the course. After taking the course.. - I was able to feel the need for TypeScript once again. - This is my first time using a UI library. I understand why it is used. - I am also learning how to split files and organize directories. Thank you so much for the course. I recommend it to anyone who wants to distribute a side project.