Thank you for the great lecture.

I recommend this for beginners who want to start C++ with VSCode. It was great that they always explained the "Why" behind things. The disappointing aspects are: (1) For emphasis in slides, using a single color rather than multiple colors would have been easier on the eyes, (2) It doesn't show Windows setup (though this doesn't matter if you're familiar with WSL), and (3) It would have been more convenient if they had provided a repo link for class notes.

This course covers how to build the most ideal development environment in VSCode, and the process of easily setting up C++ development environment and CMake was particularly helpful. For those who are new to C or C++ language development environments, this course can help reduce trial and error that could range from a few hours to several months. Additionally, the introduction of various useful VSCode extensions was very helpful in improving actual work efficiency. However, it was disappointing that the course presents the 'ideal installation method' as a kind of answer key, making it difficult for students to gain opportunities to explore individual extensions or tools more deeply. While it excels at quickly completing the environment setup, I wish it had provided a bit more room for learners to independently understand and utilize the tools. Furthermore, if the course had covered how to configure settings for directly running or debugging C or C++ code using .vscode/launch.json files, as well as development environment setup methods for Windows OS, it would have been a much more practical and complete course. The fact that these parts were completely missing was somewhat disappointing.

Thank you for the good lecture.

When I need C++, I'll listen attentively! Thank you!

Thank you, the automation script will be a huge help in my practice!

It was nice to receive help

The course content is fine. It covers the content and level suitable for beginners of CMake. However, the price is too high. If you ask me if it is worth it, I would say no. If the price were much cheaper, it would be a better choice.

This is a well-organized video. It's great.

This is a very informative lecture!