After finishing the course, I feel like I have become a specialist at heart, haha

As a non-major, it allows me to learn about the tasks, work environment, mindset, and roadmap through which developers can grow as developers. In particular, as a job seeker, I have no choice but to consider realistic conditions, so it was good that the characteristics, differences, and pros and cons of large companies, SI companies, startups, and entrepreneurship were clearly explained. I recommend it to those who are seriously considering becoming a developer, as well as those who are trying to make a living.

I listened to it because I wanted to challenge myself as a developer, and it was very helpful in helping me prepare.

Even after studying development for almost a year, I haven't been able to find a job. I wish I had seen it when I first encountered it, but I feel relieved to see it now.

I'm learning a lot about developers, thank you~

I love it so much

It gives me the basics of what to do and how to get started.

I think this lecture will be very helpful to those who are just starting to study developer skills. It was easy to understand because it explained things with fun examples. I am grateful and will finish it!

As a current simulation developer, I felt skeptical about myself as a developer and the work of simulation development, so I decided to attend the lecture to learn about myself from the beginning. Thank you for listing the job groups and explaining the work in a simple and clear manner. I will enjoy the remaining lectures~

What is front/backend? Is it much different from bootcamp and national funding? -> Buy it first Know the terms in the table of contents at least roughly -> Think about it a little more