Learn express with AWS in one day

During the job preparation process, a lot of experience in deployment is required, but because AWS is so vast, it was difficult. This lecture was very helpful because it made it easy to understand what deployment is. Thank you for the great lecture!

It was a great lecture!

I think this will really help me with my assignment this time. It's so much fun^^

CRUD using express You can experience various DBs (Mysql, Pg, Mongo). In addition, you can learn about infrastructure settings using AWS, NGINX, PM2, and other deployment and operation-related knowledge. Thank you for the great lecture.

As the title of the lecture suggests, thank you for teaching me the necessary parts easily, including practical training in a short period of time. :)

I was able to learn how efficient it is to write code with sequence diagrams. It's great to be able to learn code visually. I wish I had known this method earlier, but I'm glad I learned it now. Hahaha

Most of the backend lectures are Java/Spring, so for me who is studying backend with node.js, this lecture was like an oasis in the desert. ㅎㅎ There is even a lecture on the deployment part with AWS, so there is an advantage that you can create an actual portfolio and deploy it. In other express lectures, if you don't go through the previous progress, you won't understand the latter part at all, so it was inconvenient to take, but this lecture was very good because I could choose the parts I needed and listen to them. And it was good that I could learn various DBs. It was good that I could learn the differences while actually getting used to them. It was much better for me because the concepts were explained at the same time as the practice. It feels like time is saved efficiently. In other lectures, there were many lectures that just roughly explained the code and finished, so I really hated those lectures, but this lecture was really good because it made me understand them one by one.ㅠㅠ I heard that visualization is very important for the backend, so I liked that you also told me about that part. I think it will be very helpful when writing a portfolio. Through the sequence diagram, I was able to understand the overall flow of the API, such as how data is exchanged and received, and the order. It really helped me understand the code! Thank you for the great lecture.

First of all, I was attracted to the fact that AWS was introduced with node.js backend. There are many AWS lectures that are linked to Java Spring, but there are almost no AWS lectures that are linked to node.js. That's why I was happy about this lecture. Here are some good points I felt while taking the lecture. 1. Each section is independent. Unless you are completely new to coding, you often want to listen to only the parts you need in the lecture. I am in this situation. However, since other lectures are not independent, you have to take the entire lecture from the beginning even if you only need one part, so it often takes a lot of time to take the parts you already know, but this lecture was good because I could choose only the parts I needed. 2. Since the sections are independent, there are some overlapping contents, but I liked that I got used to it because of those parts. 3. When working on the backend, I had no choice but to worry about deployment, so it was good to learn about RDS. 4. Since AWS VPC is linked, it is difficult to delete EC2, but it was good that they even taught me the complicated deletion method. 5. There is a part where the logic is explained using a sequence diagram, and I liked that part because it was easy to understand, and I liked that I could get a glimpse of how to create a sequence diagram.