I strongly question whether the depth of this course justifies its 300,000 KRW price tag. I am a student who usually leaves 5-star ratings for most courses, but I feel compelled to leave an honest review for the public interest. Compared to top-tier domestic Spring courses priced around 100,000 KRW, it is difficult to understand why this course is three times more expensive at 300,000 KRW. A significant portion of the lectures consists of simply listing or reading through official guidebooks. As someone who expected the instructor's unique insights or practical know-how, I was very disappointed. I couldn't find any significant difference between this and just reading the official documentation on my own. If you are considering taking this course and paying such a high fee, I strongly recommend that you reconsider the density of the curriculum.

Thank you for the vivid advice from the CEO of Insomnia. Although the course fee seemed expensive compared to the lecture time, personally, it was a lecture worth the price. It would be even better if there were continuous updates, similar to Udemy courses.

I would like to listen to more detailed lectures.

It's an introductory course, but there's no intention to help the students understand. They skip over explanations because they think it's obvious at their own level. I paid for the lecture because I don't know the material, but even after listening, I'm left wondering what's going on...

T_T There was a course deadline... I couldn't listen to a single one... This part is so disappointing...

I am not satisfied with the quality of the lecture.

Perhaps because I have experience developing in other programming languages, I found the explanations and demos very easy to understand. I personally created a project folder to build a simple bulletin board and even deployed it to DigitalOcean myself, which helped me understand everything much better. Thank you.

There's not enough material!

The difficulty level of the lecture is disappointing!

It's being sold as an 'advanced course' for 319,000 won, but even after completing all the lectures, it was difficult to find any content that could be called advanced. For comparison, Laracasts offers lifetime access for about 420,000 won during sale periods and provides hundreds of high-quality courses. I regret my purchase because I cannot understand how they justified that price with this level of content. The course talks about Ruby on Rails as if it's a silver bullet, but realistically, it's quite difficult to find learning materials or reference cases for RoR. I chose Laravel as the technology to use for personal projects and actual work, and for those facing the same dilemma, I recommend waiting for a Laracasts lifetime access sale instead of purchasing this course. I don't usually leave reviews, but I'm writing this because I was greatly disappointed that it only covers beginner-level content, making the 'advanced' label meaningless. I hope this serves as a reference for those considering a purchase.