It was great to learn more about WEB API in detail. I think it would have been even better if you had shown more practical perspectives or example code.

Thank you for the great lecture!

The content is good, but it's a bit disappointing that it's outdated compared to the latest lectures. It seems to need an update or renewal.

It was great to be able to explore commonly used Web APIs. They've really gathered the key points!! It's a lecture that's easy to listen to without feeling burdened. Best 👍

Given how rapidly the field changes, it's perhaps unavoidable, but I'm disappointed that the lectures aren't being updated with the latest trends.

It was a lecture of a suitable size since I wasn't looking for a professional lecture. Good points: 1. The in-depth explanations of Next.js' internal documents were very helpful for my understanding. 2. The settings for search, SEO, etc. were explained easily, which was very helpful. 3. It's organized in a size that's just enough to give you a taste, so it seems good to listen to it multiple times in a short period of time. Inconvenient points: 1. There are parts where the subtitles are a bit messy in the beginning. 2. The order should usually be 1,2,3,4, but there are often parts where it suddenly goes quickly to 1.3.5. I hope you'll give me another good lecture. Thank you.

The lecture time seems short at 4 hours, but in reality, it takes longer to study because the time to actually type code is not included (it is shown by fast-forwarding or explaining by showing the code that has already been created). But I actually like that! Haha. The lecture cuts down on unnecessary parts and only teaches the key points, so it is good for self-study. Thank you for making such a great lecture.

It helped me a lot in studying NextJS.

It's good because you can learn a lot just by grasping the overall flow. There are parts where you can check the official documentation while writing code, which is very helpful.

Pros: 1. Each lecture is short, so there is no time burden 2. It is okay because the method provided by the next is explained with the network tab 3. It is not bad if you listen to next lightly Cons: 1. The tone is uncomfortable to listen to, so it is hard to concentrate (maybe it is just me) 2. You have to study routing separately (it is not explained in depth) 3. There is no app folder-based next grammar, so you need to study on your own (if this is your first time accessing nextjs, I do not recommend this lecture.)