I am a first-year backend student. In the lecture, the concepts needed to create an actual service are explained, and the parts that I need to focus on now are well explained, leaving aside the parts that I don't need to know yet, so it was good to learn step by step, and even if I didn't understand it at first through writing or speaking, I realized it in the process of submitting the assignment. Also, if there is something additional required for the assignment, I look it up on my own, and I feel good because I feel like I have become a developer every time I solve it. ㅎㅎ. In the daily feedback time, not only is there feedback on the code, but there are also things to pay attention to when learning, and parts that are easy to get lost in, and parts that would have taken a long time or been overlooked if I had done it alone, and it was convenient because I could process and look at the parts I needed right away during the class, so it was good to study. The camp itself provides a lot of algorithm materials and other tips in addition to lecture-related materials, so I can learn more than the curriculum. I think it is a cost-effective lecture that combines the advantages of online and offline, where you can manage your time efficiently while being able to do it alone!

This is a really good lecture, even though I don't usually leave comments or class records. I'm sure there are many people who are worried and curious about this course. I simply went ahead with it because the curriculum was so good, but honestly, it exceeded my expectations. Those who have taken the free preview lectures will know that each lecture is organically connected, and each concept is explained well with examples so that each lecture is a WOW point. After the lecture, the mentors give time to review and ask questions about the lecture they learned today, and there is also a daily quiz (basic to difficult), which naturally reviews what you learned today, so it seems like a lecture that put a lot of effort into the curriculum. (They check every day and give feedback on the assignments the next day.) <Summary> * Honestly, the lecture quality is really great. * Natural review is conducted through quizzes based on what you learned today. * A schedule where you gradually build a portfolio like assembling Legos based on what you learned today. (This is so amazing.) * Someone manages this whole thing. * Even though there is someone to manage it, it's online so if you don't manage your time well, you're screwed.

I took the course half in doubt because I thought it would be very different from offline classes since it was online, but I realized that I was wrong after just one week. It was a managed bootcamp, so I really liked that I could communicate with my peers and mentors through the metaverse and give each other feedback. I also liked that the schedule was well organized and systematic. I highly recommend it because you learn a lot related to practical work! Thank you.

I took the course because I thought the curriculum would be good, but the lecture quality is much better than I expected. There are quizzes every day to apply what you learned in class, so students can participate and learn actively, and the instructor clearly conveys the class content, so there was no difficulty in following the class. Also, the lecture materials and practice problems were well organized so that students could easily understand, which was a great help in participating in the class. I thought it would be difficult to get real-time feedback because it was an online boot camp, but there was a set time every day to organize the class content with the mentors and ask questions about the parts that were difficult, so I was able to follow along without much difficulty. If there is one thing that is disappointing, it is that there is a set time to ask questions and receive answers. Since there are many errors that can be solved by thinking about them alone, I think it is more helpful for my growth to think about them thoroughly and get help from the mentors when I still can't solve them, rather than asking questions and getting answers right away. However, those who are not used to looking them up on their own or are completely new to coding may find it somewhat difficult. I haven't finished the course yet, but I am very satisfied so far. I think this class is very helpful to students because it combines the instructor's expertise, the quality of the learning materials, and the active participation of students even though it is online. I highly recommend this course to those who want to grow as a developer through a systematic curriculum in a short period of time.

I took many training courses while preparing for IT development, but there was no place that taught me as well as this. I could learn both front-end and back-end, and since I could follow the curriculum step by step from the basics, they guided me well so that even non-majors who were learning for the first time could follow along without being nervous. Also, after class, they helped me study assignments and portfolios, which was nice.

I have taken many free/paid lectures to get a job as a front-end developer, but I always felt discouraged, so I decided to look into bootcamps as a last resort. While looking into and comparing several bootcamps (online and offline), I found that the prices were relatively reasonable, and when I looked at the curriculum, it mainly covered the latest technology stacks that are essential for employment, and it was also based on offline lectures, so I trusted and took the course. To be honest, I have taken many lectures, but there has never been a lecture this good. When learning a technology, you explain step-by-step why it is necessary, what the problems are, and how to solve them, so I feel a thrill every time the pieces of knowledge fit together like a puzzle and are organized in my head. It is also good and helpful that you can review what you have learned through the daily quiz provided after the lecture and create a portfolio every day. Also, I think it is a great merit that you can have a Q&A session to remind yourself of things you missed through the 'mentoring time', which is the flower of the managed bootcamp, and ask questions about things that were difficult, how they are used in practice, and things you were curious about. I think I only wrote the advantages as I wrote, but if I had to pick a disadvantage...? None. However, since the entire process is conducted online, it may be a little less mandatory than offline. If you don't put in the effort, no one will feed you. On the other hand, if you have the will, you can improve efficiency by thoroughly managing your time by taking advantage of offline. If you have no front-end knowledge at all, it may be difficult to keep up, so I recommend that you attend the pre-camp and take the course!

I chose CodeCamp after learning JavaScript with government funds and escaping and looking for a bootcamp. I really don't regret it. If learning for free really requires my own will and additional effort, I chose the bootcamp because I firmly believed that it would be worth it, even though it was expensive (I thought this course was somewhat reasonable). I was actually worried because there were no reviews, but CodeCamp is also conducted offline, so I just looked for reviews on Google. I'm afraid that many people won't choose it because of the reviews, so I'm leaving this comment. I wonder if I'm right to be worried about CodeCamp (?), but honestly, considering the quality of the mentoring, lectures, assignments, and course materials for this price, it seems a bit cheap. Anyway, I'm satisfied!! + I bought the course to learn front-end, but they're also giving back-end lectures? In a word, it's a treat.

I was wondering what the difference would be between this online managed bootcamp and other bootcamps, and I ended up taking the class because the reviews of other Codecamp lectures on Inflearn were good, and the curriculum was divided in detail. If you are really worried about this class, don't hesitate any longer. The lectures start from the concept and continue to the practical training for that concept, and there are quizzes or assignments for that lecture, so it goes beyond simply gaining knowledge. And if there is something you don't know while listening to the lecture, maybe because it is managed, the mentors will mark it closely and explain it to you again. And since you can communicate with your peers in the metaverse and study together and give feedback, you can study even things you didn't think about. 👍🏻 When you make a lecture, there are parts you don't understand, but you explain them again and study together, motivating each other. The lecture materials provided are also written in detail, so it's good to review. There is an assignment every day, and if you do this assignment every day, it becomes your own portfolio, right? It's good that you don't have to make a portfolio by setting aside other times, but the assignments become the portfolios. You can each make different portfolios, and when you submit assignments for them, the mentors will tell you not only what you did wrong, but also what you need to improve, which is very helpful for refactoring. And most of all, I'm so lazy that I've never reached the target level even once when I just listen to online lectures. This lecture schedules every hour, so it helps you manage your time, so it was perfect for me who can't study on my own!! I've received consultations from many places, but there was no lecture that managed and explained things in such detail. I can guarantee the quality and management of the lectures as I am taking the lectures.