This lecture gave me courage as a React (Next) beginner and is like a lighthouse in a dark sea.

Thank you for the informative lecture.

I'll enjoy watching this 😊

Thank you.

The lecture quality is not satisfactory. There are many aspects that make me feel it's insufficient to recommend. Reasons for not recommending: 1. Suddenly uses IntelliJ, but there's no explanation about how to set it up, download it, etc. 2. The same applies to suddenly using DataGrip - Even worse, both of these tools are paid. There's no explanation about this Lack of explanation on what to set up and how when using free alternatives 3. Following the lectures in order doesn't work later on Reason: Created entities according to the initial design, but suddenly the entity items change 😆😆😆 There are even JAVA files that were never created during the lecture. 4. Moves on without any explanation about problem solving You need to be careful about these issues when taking this course. If you don't have the ability to solve errors on your own, you'll waste a tremendous amount of time

It's easy and fun.

After taking the course, I've gained some confidence in React.js. I think I understand why we use (), {}, state, set, arrow functions, basic hook functions, and so on.

A course that would be even better for those with some experience,, there aren't many courses that cover both backend + frontend together, but this was very helpful.

Simple core concept lectures are great.

Backend side only provides code It helped me understand the basics of how to use the next.js framework for frontend and the directory structure. I think having time to go through the theoretical parts and try building it myself once more would help with internalizing it.