Today, I finally completed this long course and am leaving this review. First of all, this course is one I can highly recommend to Java backend beginners. The course content assumes you've completed the basics (database, Java, web frontend) once, and focuses on web programming starting from JSP through Spring Boot. It follows the lengthy curriculum of a traditional offline academy, which is why the course exceeds 60 hours. Since this isn't an online-exclusive course but rather appears to be an offline bootcamp lecture from a private academy transferred as-is, it boasts incredible detail matching its length. (If this content was delivered in a government-funded program, those students hit the jackpot!) When I attended a government-funded academy in the past, I had doubts watching them rush through Spring in just 7 days, wondering "Is this really right?"... This course's quality feels like an offline bootcamp class from a private academy that would cost hundreds of thousands of won. It's not just long for the sake of being long - it thoroughly covers everything from A to Z, working through numerous examples to solidify understanding as close to perfectly as possible. The reason other instructors' Spring Boot courses feel like hitting a wall or being hard to understand mid-way is because those courses are designed as online-exclusive content, streamlined at the instructor's discretion. This course, being a recorded bootcamp academy class actually delivered offline, operates at a different dimension of detail compared to other online-exclusive Spring courses. This conceptual difference means you're getting content equivalent to at least 600,000 won per month minimum, for a course that would normally span at least 2 months - and you can study it with unlimited repetition at this price point. This is what I consider a success of online education! You'll have a learning experience with a perfectly thorough Spring course that's worth every penny. The reason there aren't many instructors who productize actual academy lectures is that many courses on Inflearn are created by current developers doing teaching as a side job. This course stands out from other Spring Boot courses because it's delivered by a professional instructor specialized in teaching, with content refined through years of accumulated classroom experience and expertise as a dedicated academy instructor. From A to Z by one instructor - I have no doubt this is the best choice for beginners, being an offline field lecture from a professional academy instructor specialized in teaching numerous students over many years. I could feel the instructor's teaching prowess built from years of experience, capturing the common difficulties many students face and ensuring those areas are thoroughly reinforced. I hope the instructor releases more advanced-level content in the future. I really learned a lot. It was tremendously helpful.

The course period expired, so unfortunately I couldn't complete the entire course, but the teaching quality was good. I had purchased 2 other courses as well, but couldn't listen to all of them. It wasn't unlimited 😭😭 What a shame

Following Java, I'm taking the Oracle course. I will listen diligently!

Just finished Part 1 and starting Part 2! I'm watching the whole thing. The amount of Java content covered in the lectures is extensive and the detail is really impressive. The long lecture times allow for working through a lot of examples together, which is great because it helps me learn thoroughly. A full-stack front-end and back-end course by Instructor Han is amazing. However,

I have applied for the entire Java roadmap~ I plan to take all of the instructor's future Spring Boot courses. I will study hard and make sure to learn well. My goal is to build my own shopping mall by studying hard. In the future, will you also teach us about implementing various functions in Spring Boot? Such as message, shopping cart, comment replies, and payment function integration? Also, I'm a bit disappointed that the course period is only one year compared to the vast amount of content. I purchased the entire roadmap, so I was wondering if you could extend the course period as a bonus. And I'm curious about when the Spring course will be released~ I'm also curious if the content will cover both Spring and Spring Boot in depth. When I attended the academy, I only learned the concepts of the Spring framework, and they taught mostly Spring Boot. So, I'm confused because I could create a bulletin board with just Spring Boot. I'm also curious if it's necessary to study the Spring framework in depth. I am deeply grateful that Instructor Han has created content that allows us to professionally learn the entire front-end and back-end process.