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I'm just a regular person who has learned JAVA, JS, and CSS as hobbies. I've always had a dream of "creating my own app with my own hands!" but as a non-major, I couldn't easily take on the challenge, but now I finally have the opportunity. I became interested in React Native, which allows cross-platform app development, so after studying the basics of React separately, I took Kyo's course. To start with the conclusion, I think I made a really good decision to take this course! At first, it wasn't easy because it was an intermediate course, but as I learned, there were many moments where I thought, "Wow, there was also this function?" and it was really helpful because I could learn how to actually use things that I only knew as concepts. In particular, it was great to learn how to use existing functions more efficiently, and I felt that I was getting more and more familiar with it as I followed along while reviewing. Thanks to this, I gained confidence in React Native, and now I have a growing expectation that I will be able to create my own app! I'm a non-major, and I took on the challenge with just the basics of React, so I think others can definitely follow along. Thank you for the great lecture! 😊 Fighting! 🚀
If you introduce a really good person to your best friend for a blind date, I want to introduce this course to my best friend without fail. Advantages 1) They answer questions faster than AI 2) The lecture chapters are uploaded to GitHub, so it's really easy to refer to 3) The voice is gentle....(Should I say it's a bit like Sung Si-kyung..ㄷㄷ) 4) The refactoring process is also included
It was great being able to build an app from start to finish with React Native. I got to experience both frontend and backend, and completing the actual deployment was sufficient for gaining real-world experience. Using the latest technologies like React Query, Zustand, NestJS, and TypeORM helped me learn the tech stack, and practical features such as Kakao/Apple Login, Map API, and infinite scroll were covered thoroughly. The code was well-structured and the explanations were clear, which made it easy to follow along. I believe it's a highly comprehensive course because I could personally go through the entire process up to releasing on the App Store/Play Store.
I've been developing apps natively, but I wanted to learn React Native in depth, so I decided to take this course. To be honest, at first I was worried, thinking, "It covers everything from the client to the server, what if it's just long and not very good?" But it's much more systematically structured than I thought, and I'm gaining really useful knowledge in every lecture. The best thing is that I can learn the overall service flow at once. From designing with Figma, to configuring the screen with React Native, to linking with the NestJS backend, the process is shown step by step, so every moment I realized, "This is how it's connected." I also liked that it covers deployment to AWS. React Native was unfamiliar, but I'm following it with interest because it covers a variety of features that can be used right away, not just at the example level. In the middle, it points out the unique parts of RN in detail, so even I, who used to do native development, was able to get through it without much difficulty. I'm so satisfied with the course that I'm already curious about other courses like "Creating an Avatar Community App." Highly recommended for those who want to create a mobile app properly! I was able to follow the course content sufficiently without any questions. I hope you will continue to create such dense lectures in the future. Thank you!
I have completed three RN lectures by various instructors, but I felt that Instructor Kyo's lecture was the best. (I am a backend developer, so I did not take the NestJS server-side part of this lecture.) 1. Project composition that allows you to experience various requirements You can follow the project from beginning to end and use various and realistic requirements, components, and libraries, so even if you only take this lecture, you can gain enough information to create the app you want. It is a lecture that allows you to develop an app with complex and diverse functions that does not feel like a toy project, but is actually serviceable. (The overall lecture quality is relatively and absolutely the highest among all the RN lectures I have taken.) 2. The instructor's ability to explain is excellent I think that knowing something well and doing it well and the ability to teach it to someone are separate abilities. What I felt while taking the lecture was that Instructor Kyo is not only highly skilled in RN, but also has the ability to explain it well to others in an easy-to-understand way. Thanks to this, I was able to complete the lecture easily. 3. Pleasant lecture environment (4K) Usually, other lectures are uploaded in 1K, but this lecture was filmed in 4K video, so I was able to take the lecture while feeling like my eyes were being purified. Just looking at the fact that they consider not only the lecture content but also the lecture environment, I think the overall lecture quality cannot be anything but good. What was especially good - Lecture video quality (4K) - Bonus lecture content (direct modification of libraries, image optimization, etc.) - The level of the app developed together in the lecture (an app that reflects complex and realistic requirements of the product level) I listened to it after work, so it took a long time, but it was a really fun and informative lecture. Thank you! If you make another RN lecture on a more difficult topic, I will definitely take it!
