Things Clone Coding Doesn't Tell You (System Theory and DB) Part 1

Pros 1. I bought the course because I liked the fact that it covered content that is not covered well in other courses in a short period of time. 2. Good voice volume Things to improve 1. The video quality is 720p, but it is so bad that it looks blurry. 2. If the instructor guides students to do the practice together instead of just doing it alone, I think the students will understand the course better. 3. I wish the lecture materials were provided. 4. I think it would be easier to understand if you explain one thing in each lecture by showing a summarized text.

I hope those who are just starting to study development will listen to this lecture because it explains keywords that backend developers need to know in an easy-to-understand way! In the end, these are things that you learn in the field, but not all companies have mentors to guide new employees. As I work on backend work alone without a mentor, I wonder how much better it would have been if I had taken this lecture when I completed the boot camp a year ago.

I enjoyed it

This was exactly the course I wanted. I am a junior developer in my third year. I started as a front-end developer and became a back-end worker last year. For me, who lacks basic back-end knowledge, this course was like a shower. I also wish a course on nest.js + functional programming would be released, like other course reviews.

Although I am not currently working on backend, I have been learning little by little with the thought that I might do it someday. After watching this lecture, I think I was able to draw a big picture of the technologies and system configuration required for a backend system.

It helped me understand more deeply because you explained the knowledge I need to know clearly. Thank you. It may be difficult because of my job, but if you have the chance, I hope you can update Nest.js + TS web development as well ^^

It was easy to understand because you explained things vaguely, such as the name, and didn't know exactly how they were used or for what purpose, using simple analogies.

Thank you for the great lecture.