I enjoyed the lecture. This was my first time encountering Nexacro, and by following along in order, I was able to understand the content and how to create programs (search, register, modify, delete). The explanations were easy to follow and well-organized, making it comfortable to watch the lecture. I think I'll be able to apply this to my current work. Thank you.

I think this is a great lecture for learning or reviewing really necessary concepts in a short period of time. I'm a developer with three years of experience, and I'm taking this Nexacro lecture because I want to move to a company that uses Nexacro, and I'm satisfied with it.

This is an easy-to-understand lecture on the basics required for beginner developers using Nexacro! It was very helpful. Thank you.

I was preparing to get a job as a front-end developer, and somehow I ended up getting a job at a company that uses Xplatform and Spring. I somehow managed to get the job done, but it was really hard. No matter how much I learned, I could do it, but when I didn't even know Java, they suddenly told me about Spring... I studied Java steadily after work and understood it, but Spring was the problem. It's clear that the things I need to know at work are limited, so if I just get the flow, things will be easier, but if I listened to all the extensive Spring lectures from other people, I felt frustrated because there was no content that I could apply right away when I had to work. I searched and found this lecture by chance. It felt a little expensive compared to other lectures, but after listening to it all, I don't regret it. I still have a lot to learn, but this lecture helped me organize the big picture. Thank you.

There are many cases where people who use Nexacro have no choice but to learn. In this reality where you can't find proper information even when searching on the Internet, this lecture was like a shower. Thank you.