Web Programming Using Spring Boot: This is How You Build a Website!

Hello culwonder.company. Thank you sincerely for taking the time to attend the lecture and leave your feedback. Regarding the feedback you provided, it seems the initial content of the lecture might have felt somewhat basic compared to what you expected, which may have led to your feeling of greater disappointment. This lecture is designed with a structure that builds a solid foundation of basic concepts and then gradually expands to practical difficulty levels. In the beginning, it focuses on the web development flow and the core principles of Spring Boot, and later covers advanced topics like implementing authentication/authorization, applying security, separating permissions, developing calendar-based features, logging, etc., reaching the level of building an actual service. If possible, I sincerely ask that you please review the content from the middle onwards once more. I believe you will be able to fully experience the practical sense and in-depth difficulty level you expected. The feedback you provided is very valuable to me as well, and I will actively incorporate it into creating better lectures in the future. Thank you once again, and have a good day!

Hello culwonder.company. Thank you very much for leaving another valuable course review. You might have felt a bit disappointed at first, but I'm truly delighted that you listened to the lecture until the end and reviewed it so positively. "It gets better the more you listen" is truly encouraging feedback from the perspective of someone who prepared the lecture. I will continue to strive to create lectures that help you gradually build your skills in the future. Thank you once again for your warm support and heartfelt review. Have a great day today!

Hello, Gwiyeomdungi. Thank you sincerely for taking the course and for the detailed review you left. I am very happy that the lecture seems to have been helpful for your learning. Spring Boot can feel a bit difficult for those encountering it for the first time. Also, if there isn't enough lecture time or if basic concepts aren't properly organized, many people find it very difficult to learn. I tried my best to explain things as easily as possible, and I feel a great sense of reward knowing that the lecture helped fill in the gaps you had, Gwiyeomdungi. It's especially impressive and wonderful that you took the time to study despite it being a holiday period. I believe this kind of consistent attitude is ultimately the greatest driving force for improving skills. As you already know, I'd like to add some points that might be helpful for your studies. Even if you encounter parts you don't fully understand while studying or developing, repeating the process of creating projects yourself and resolving errors will gradually lead to understanding and familiarity. It's important to build a solid foundation in basic concepts (e.g., dependency injection, controller-service-repository structure, REST API design, etc.). And more than anything, the 'experience of creating something yourself, no matter how small,' helps you grow your skills quickly. I believe your current efforts will surely become a great asset later on. If you keep moving forward step by step, you will definitely become a great developer. I sincerely support your future growth and journey as a developer. I will repay you with even better lectures. Thank you!

Hello! Thank you so much for your valuable course review. I am so happy that the lecture was helpful to Mabsosa-nim. I feel a great sense of reward seeing that you seem to have achieved satisfying results. I am also glad that you were able to understand difficult topics like Security, MyBatis, and JPA. I am very happy that the example source code and lecture materials were helpful, and I trust you'll continue to review them well. Your consistent effort to build deeper knowledge through review is truly wonderful! Thank you also for requesting lectures on JavaScript and React + Spring. I will review that in the future. Actually, currently, it's a bit difficult to prepare new lectures right away due to offline classes and actual project work. However, I know well that it's a necessary topic, and I will definitely review it as soon as conditions permit. I will also continue to strive to prepare better lectures. Everyone hits a wall at least once while studying; when that happens, it's okay to take a break without rushing. As you slowly build up again through review, you will surely meet a much stronger version of yourself. Please stay healthy, and I sincerely wish you to continue your great learning journey ahead! Thank you!

Hello, doomco! Thank you so much for your valuable feedback. I'm so glad it was helpful to you :) As the saying goes, "Well begun is half done," you've already taken the first step, so you've already conquered half of it! The content from now on is structured to help you understand the core concepts more easily through practice. If you follow along step by step until the end, you will find yourself having completed the course and will be surprised by how much you have grown. I think the most important thing is to 'go all the way'. Even concepts that seemed confusing at first will naturally connect and become clear to you, as if untangling a thread. Let's run together until the end! I'll always be there to support you. Anyone can hit a wall while studying. But after that moment passes, you will surely find yourself stronger. If doomco encounters a wall, it's okay not to rush. It's okay to take a break or go slowly. If you steadily take one step at a time, you will be able to overcome that wall wisely before you know it. Please feel free to ask for help whenever you need it. Your valuable feedback is always welcome! I hope your learning time leads to a pleasant experience, and that its lingering warmth permeates your daily life. Have a pleasant learning day today, and always have a happy day~

Hello Sig! ~^^ Thank you so much for leaving a review even while you're still taking the course! I'm so happy to hear that this course is helping you get started with Spring Boot web development. From your comment about wanting to create your own project, I can already feel your wonderful first steps as a developer. I sincerely support you in running together until the end and completing your own web service! Please feel free to leave questions or feedback anytime, and I'll help you wholeheartedly. And one thing, as a small piece of advice from a senior developer, the experience of completing something to the end is really important rather than trying to make it perfect. Even if it's a small and simple project at first, just implementing it to the end and running it yourself leads to great growth. Most importantly, the last 2% of a project—debugging, finishing up, and actually deploying it—will boost your skills by more than 200%. Sometimes some students stop after making 80-90%, but that final finishing experience really shines in real-world situations. With your consistent attitude of learning and building like now, both confidence and skills will follow soon. I'm really happy to be part of this journey with you. Keep it up until the end!