Dr. Nam's Python Tutorial for Creating Real-World Websites

I first learned about Dr. Nam's blog and ended up taking his lectures. I liked that he explained things in a way that even someone who doesn't know Python can follow. I also want to take other lectures, so I'm going to start learning from the basics again. Thank you for the great lecture~!

I took the course before deploying the web service. First of all, Dr. Nam seems to be really good at teaching. His diction and lecture tone are perfect, and he answers questions well. And personally, I like this set-type lecture. I take the course starting from a blank sheet of paper to deployment, follow it diligently, and when I encounter an error, I go through this process of Googling and correcting it. I think I have improved by one level. I prefer online lectures, so I have met about 40 online lecturers including Infraon and other sites, and among them, Dr. Nam is almost in the top 2. I plan to sign up for Dr. Nam's Alseulpajab lecture as well. Please continue to produce good lectures. Thank you.

This lecture costs 55,000 won?? Buy it unconditionally I highly recommend the Flask practical end-of-the-road lecture. I am not a major, and I have been studying as a hobby for about 2 years, and during that time, I have paid for 15 Inflearn paid lectures 4 Fast Campus lectures Coding Apple 1-year pass 2nd Codeit 1-year pass One-on-one private tutoring about 30 hours 8-week online real-time lecture for crawling lecture on Saturday and Sunday (4 hours each) Spartan online lecture, etc. The reason why I, a beginner in coding skills, can recommend this lecture is because I have purchased quite a few lectures, regardless of my skills. Of course, there are quite a few that are not so strong. I do not want to say that other lectures are bad, but Dr. Nam's website creation lecture is so great. If you look at other lectures, from the perspective of actually creating a website and providing a service, something is missing. For example, if Ajax is not the trend, Ajax is omitted, or the part where it is uploaded to a server and served, not the content that uses a server that is necessary for commercialization like AWS or GCP, but the lecture structure that shows how to upload to a strange free server, so that the actual service cannot be opened. Or Docker is missing, etc. At first, it was too difficult (I couldn't understand it...), so I thought there were all these lectures, and I just followed the code, implemented it, and finished the lecture, but it became the 4th lecture that I reviewed. As time passed, I think I should have watched this lecture more than I would have listened to other lectures, set this lecture as a standard, and after I clearly understood the content of this lecture, I should have taken other lectures. I paid for many lectures, but only this lecture is the one that I reviewed, and it is the most helpful when I am creating an actual website. I can't believe that I can buy this lecture for 55,000 won. From the content structure to the explanation of the principles for creating a website, and the lecture volume, it is very large, and it is only 55,000 won, so it is a blessing. I would like to express my gratitude to the teacher who created the lecture.

I recommend this to those who want to learn web-related development and deployment. It is good for those who want to learn Python backend + frontend (html, css, JS) configuration. The first time you take the class, watch it to the level of copying the coding, and the second time, study it as if you were organizing the instructor's coding and creating a personal technology blog. It will be very helpful. After listening to Dr. Nam's lecture for the first time, I studied other lectures or studied on my own, and I wanted to deploy a service, so I read it again. The second time I took the lecture, I understood it a little better, and I also gained a better understanding of the blueprint that is helpful when expanding services or pages. In the comment section, I was able to get ideas on how to manipulate the screen with JS and check the author's identity to grant editing/deletion rights, which was good. It doesn't cover many cases for summernote, ajax, or security, but it covers the basic functions sufficiently, so it was helpful when developing other services. Lastly, regarding deployment, it covers various parts in various environments such as Windows/Linux/Google Cloud/domain connection, so I think it is sufficient to build the basics. While taking classes on web service development (html, css, JS, python) at Infraon for about 6 months, I took classes from various instructors (all of them were good classes, but each instructor had different points of focus), and when I tried to distribute a personal service, I came across Dr. Nam's class again. I recommend that you listen to Dr. Nam's practical web class as a basis and study the relevant parts if there are any shortcomings. I think this is a good class for those who like Python to add front-end technology.

Thank you for explaining it in detail and organizing it well, like the last Python lecture. There are many elements that make up the web, so I couldn't draw the structure well before, but now I finally get the basic concept. Haha

I don't regret the money. The course structure is really good, and I learned what I want to study more about. I plan to study apps and other things in the future, and Dr. Nam's course is my number one Wishlist!

The backbone of all services is the bulletin board! It was very helpful to be informed of the entire process of serving a web service. However, I was a little confused because there were times when I couldn't follow the gcp well.

I think this is a good lecture to learn concepts one by one when you don't know any programming languages.