I've listened to all of parts 1, 1.5, and 2, and it's a very ambiguous lecture series. Ultimately, across parts 1 -> 1.5 -> 2, you only write a very, very simple piece of code called "Product" and a tiny amount of code in general, so it feels somewhat lacking... In part 2, you don't even start writing actual code until Chapter 6, and even then, it's only about one or two lines... I feel like I typed less than 100 characters by the time the chapter ended. When considering the total cost of purchasing parts 1 + 1.5 + 2, I wouldn't recommend it to those around me, but since it's not like the instructor is bad at teaching, it's a truly ambiguous lecture series.

First of all, the atmosphere of the lecture itself is pleasant, making it easy to breeze through the videos. The content summary is good, and the delivery is excellent. However, the actual content covered is so minimal that if Part 1 and Part 1.5 were combined and sold at the price of Part 1, it would have been the ultimate value-for-money course. After finishing Part 1.5, my impression is that the actual code written was only a few lines, and it feels a bit disappointing to have paid for each part separately.

It was great to be able to quickly learn the core essentials of Spring Boot.

The lecture time is short, and you explained it more easily than anyone else, so I was able to complete the course without getting tired .ᐟ It was a great opportunity to gather scattered knowledge that I had studied here and there 😊😊 I recommend it to those who are hesitating to purchase .ᐟ

I was overwhelmed since it was my first time with Spring, but I was saved after taking Song-ah's lecture. Thank you.