It was great that you explained only the necessary parts cleanly and well! The content was good and you spoke really well without any unnecessary details~👍

I feel a bit awkward saying this, but even when listening at 2x speed, your diction is really crystal clear and easy to follow👍👍👍 Not to mention the lecture content itself!

I was skeptical about gaining Git confidence from a mere 2-hour lecture, but it wasn't exaggerated in the slightest. After understanding Git's core principles, it transformed from a dangerous, unpredictable black box into a safe, excellent tool I can control at will. I heard that a good conversation is one where your thoughts change afterward, and this seems like an appropriate saying for this case. I can't help but regret how great it would've been if I'd watched this lecture when I first started development. Thank you for the excellent lecture.

It was great to finally learn how git works in detail. I liked how each command was analyzed in the hashing section. Additionally, I think it would be good to have additional lectures based on scenarios that could occur in real-world professional settings.

The explanations are clear and your diction is also good, so I can focus well on the lecture!

Compared to lectures that only teach simple usage, I think understanding was faster because there were many explanations of concepts. Additionally, it would have been better if there were contents about know-how or tips related to collaboration, such as resolving complex conflicts that might occur in practice.

First, the instructor's diction is good, it really sticks in my ears. Using pictures, they explained it well and easily.

Thank you for helping me understand git more deeply. Especially the content in Section 4, knowing how to revert even after making a mistake, feels like I've taken a step up.

It was good to learn how git, which I had been using mechanically, works internally.

I only used git, never thought about digging into its internal structure like this. Thanks for the good lecture!