Spring Boot Concepts and Utilization

It was a good lecture. I look forward to other lectures. #Cons 1. The lectures sometimes skip over Samcheonpo. 2. I don't use a Mac, so I don't know, but I don't know why the characters I type are shown on the screen. It's so noticeable that the lecture feels distracting. 3. No example source code provided. #Pros The content is good enough to make up for the above cons. If you have some knowledge of Spring, it is organized into a curriculum that is easy to follow. There are many technologies that I don't know well in the application part, but the settings and examples are abundant so that I can easily refer to them later if I need to. #Conclusion I also purchased the instructor's other Spring lectures.

I worked at an SI company for almost 5 years as a Code Monkey, but I never used a framework to control it. I worked overtime and on weekends... I didn't have enough time or health, so I was busy resting whenever I had time. I'm working overtime tomorrow too.. When the screen design came out, I just made a bunch of controller service views. But this time, when I changed jobs, I got to deal with the framework in depth through REST API collaboration. I felt a lot of shortcomings, so I took the course. Since there's no overtime or weekend work, I can enjoy creating personal projects while watching the course. I took the course while applying the course content to my project. It was a very efficient course. There were times when errors would burst out, but when I looked at Stack Overflow with references, I was able to solve it without asking the instructor separately. I also took the REST API course. Thank you for the great course. It will be really helpful if you take the course while applying it to your own project that can be refactored, not just a project that goes through examples.

Hello. I am a 9-year developer. First of all, I am really enjoying this course. When I was thinking that development was not for me, this course made my heart beat again. I am still taking the course, but thank you for helping me to switch to being a Java developer again. I am also watching YouTube a lot. Thank you.

Thank you I got an internship this time, and the company asked me to study Spring Boot. I had only developed with Node so far, so I was worried about using Spring Boot, which is completely different... I took Baek Gi-seon's lecture after a friend recommended it to me. I picked out only the core parts and learned them first, so I got a feel for the overall flow, and he gave me tips that I should study some parts additionally... I'm going to learn these parts little by little while I'm intern. The Spring Framework itself is so thick, and the books are so vast, so I couldn't even think about it, but I'm so glad I got to learn it this way, and Baek Gi-seon who created the lecture... I was able to study at a really cheap price by using the year-end coupon and the Boot-related coupon, so I'm grateful to Inflearn! I'm going to take the JPA lecture too. Thank you!

After 4 years, I'm going to enter the field... I heard they use SpringBoot. I was shivering;;; but after taking this course, I regained my confidence. It was refreshing to see the teacher's face, and I was able to concentrate well, and it was organized neatly as if they were reviewing springboot without missing anything. I also felt that the class speed was getting faster as it went on. Especially for me who is new to intellijj, I applied the shortcut keys that are very fast and convenient, so now I can use them naturally. Hehe!!! If I finish this course well, I plan to take the JPA course too. ^^* Thank you for the great course.

I'm watching the Spring Framework core technology and Spring Boot concept and utilization lectures and everything is being organized. Thank you so much. When the instructor records and corrects the wrong parts without deleting them, but I feel proud when I know the wrong parts in advance!! ㅎㅎ It was fun.

Great work. I will continue to study hard in the future.

The lecture is old, but I finished it today ㅋㅋ When I bought the lecture, I didn't know anything about springs, so I looked it up here and there and read references while listening. That's why I couldn't progress through the lecture well. Then, after working on a small project once, I recently started from the beginning and was able to listen much more easily. Thank you for the great lecture ㅎㅎ