Real-world! Using Redis

I am currently working as a backend developer. I am using Redis, but I felt like it was lacking, so I took this course. I learned a lot while taking the Redis course. The course content was organized systematically, and the instructor's explanations were easy to understand and clear, so I was able to understand even complex content well. In the course, I also learned how to utilize Redis through real examples and practice, which I think will be of great help in my work. Overall, it was a satisfactory course, and I feel like my understanding of Redis has greatly improved. I am looking forward to the next course!ㅎㅎ

Our company is also using real redis. It was really helpful and helpful to me that you explained various application cases from the basics to how real redis can be used in the field. Also, it was good to look into issues that can arise when using redis. It was easy to read because it was organized in a compact, informative, and easy-to-understand language. I look forward to the next lecture :)

Since each lecture is structured in a short format, when you encounter technical difficulties, as you mentioned at the end, you can use the question mark “How did I do this?” as an exclamation mark “This is what I’ll do!”

When I started working and used redis, I just used the library on the redis server that other people had built, and I didn't even care whether these functions were implemented in the library or in redis. As I listen to the instructor's lectures, I feel sorry that I didn't listen to this a little earlier, because I think I would have understood and used it better. I'm always a big fan of the instructor, and I hope you'll give more lectures!

Summary Notes

Redis's utility is likely to rise.

The lecture is interesting ^^ It's useful, and I watched it all in one day ^^

I enjoyed the lecture. There are some confusing parts in the lecture materials regarding the key value location, so it would be nice if you could indicate which is the key and which is the value. For example, if a SET of a complex data structure such as a hash is as follows, it can be confusing. HSET player:42 name jinwoo race human level 10 hp 100 gold 30