The pace of the lecture is quite fast for beginners, so I think it would be better for those who have already done some basic studying. There aren't very detailed explanations. However, it seems decent for getting a grasp of the overall implementation flow.

I am not satisfied with the quality of the lecture.

The voice sounds like it's echoing from a distance.... there's a lot of noise mixed in. T_T...

I created a short and simple CRUD application using Kotlin and went as far as conducting load testing and visualizing the results. Since the course was structured around hands-on practice, it was a bit disappointing that it hardly covered any in-depth topics.

1. I will try to create an environment where I can test locally. 2. I think this will be helpful for beginners rather than intermediate or advanced students. I hope you create intermediate and advanced courses later as well! It would be great if you could provide examples of how to handle actual deployment! Also, I think the content would be even richer if you explained how to integrate things like Loki and Promtail! There were some funny moments(?) in between, so I really enjoyed taking the course!!

I was able to learn a wide variety of technologies. I had the chance to work with SpringAI, React, the Steam API, and even Webflux (though not in great depth), and I also liked that the idea itself was quite fresh.

It seems to be the best for beginners. Great for light listening.

It's great to be able to learn various technology stacks through a single course.

Ruby, please provide more new lectures in the future as well.

I think my strength lies in the fact that I think about fixing inconveniences and possess the skills to actually fix them. Thanks to that, I feel like I've gained more perspectives.