- Pros 1. It is great to learn by directly implementing the latest AI technologies such as Spring AI, RAG, and MCP. 2. The experience of writing actual project code is substantial. - Areas for Improvement 1. Lack of immediate testing: We don't execute the code and check results immediately after writing it. Since testing is done all at once at the very end after all coding is finished, it's difficult to immediately identify where errors occur or if each function is working properly. 2. Insufficient conceptual explanation: Concepts are passed over quickly, such as what "overlap" in RAG means or why Elasticsearch is being introduced (e.g., improving search speed). It would have been easier to understand with specific examples or comparisons. 3. Missing information: It was inconvenient that the import sections were not specified in the lecture. It would have been better if they were clearly organized in the lecture or Notion. If these points are addressed, it will be an even better course. Please continue to provide great lectures in the future!

I was able to understand performance monitoring methods and high availability concepts that can be referenced in actual deployment environments. Thank you.

I appreciate that the course teaches Spring Batch in an easy-to-understand way for beginners. However, while providing the command `./gradlew bootRun --args='--spring.batch.job.name=cafeJob'` for the hands-on practice is good, it's disappointing that there's no detailed explanation as to why that specific command is used when it could just as easily be executed via IntelliJ's Run button. The other lectures are great as well, but it's a bit a shame that they occasionally lack details on why certain things are necessary.

I was able to easily learn the operating principles and basic concepts of Redis. Thank you.

It was great because you explained only the essential core concepts of Spring Batch in an easy-to-understand way. I'm looking forward to the advanced course as well. It's very~~~ good.