Even 9,900 won is a waste of money.

It was impressive how the content unfolded by focusing on real-world cases and flow, including theory. I liked that it didn't just stop at simple explanations but also approached it from a practical application perspective!!

This course consists of 60% theory and 40% practical application. It was my first time hearing about KRDS, and it's fascinating that there is an official design system released by the South Korean government. Through this lecture, I gained a clear understanding of public UX standards, and I will strive to create a positive impact based on what I've learned.

This course is designed to help you understand and utilize the Korea Government Design System (KRDS) to learn government design methodologies, and even practice them through a simple redesign project!

It's great for learning how to use Figma quickly and easily.

I think this is great content for getting interested in "vibe coding." However, there is a part where the video cuts off toward the end of the lecture. It wasn't during the hands-on practice section, so I'm fine with it, but I'm sharing this just in case.

I purchased Neo's lecture for the first time, but honestly, it was disappointing. The content was limited to just connecting Claude Code to MCP, and it didn't cover Claude Code's unique features like claude.md, agents, or skills at all. The usage method itself was just a simple repetition of "make this → if it doesn't work → fix it," which is no different from using ChatGPT. Despite being a paid lecture, it was conducted based on a free plan, so it was frequently interrupted by usage limits, and there was no practical information on things like token management or cost optimization. It is difficult to learn how to properly utilize Claude Code through a method of just copy-pasting one prompt for each example. I paid for it with a light heart just to get a grasp of the basic flow, but it's a shame that even for a low price, the content consists of things one could know without even watching the lecture.

I really enjoyed the lecture! It seems like the last part about setting up Discord notifications is missing from the Notion page. Would it be possible to add it?

I've felt this since I took the monitoring lecture, but I liked how it focused on the core essentials even though the lecture wasn't long. It would be great if you could cover more advanced topics in the next lecture.

This is a course where you can build your own monitoring system in a short amount of time. Because it is concise, some advanced details are omitted, but it serves as an excellent guide for building a system first and then learning by adding necessary components later. Thanks to this, I was able to study and apply concepts that previously felt vague without any difficulty. Thank you!