It was my first time, but I liked how you explained everything in an easy-to-understand way, and the lecture hit exactly the points I wanted!

I can really feel that you developed this yourself, which makes it very trustworthy. However, even though the lecture is from late '24, some site interfaces have already changed in just 2–3 months. It’s not at the point where an update is necessary, but I’m worried such a great lecture might have a short shelf life. TT

Even as an AI beginner, I succeeded easily. I felt a sense of accomplishment and had fun!

It is truly wonderful that you are sharing your talents for free like this. After watching this, I've started dreaming of becoming an iOS developer, and I plan to study even more deeply.

This is a great course for getting started with Swift.

Ah, the way the lecture keeps switching to other things or inserting random bits in the middle makes it even harder to understand. It would be fine if they just stuck to explaining one thing at a time, but the constant shifting of content is really stressful. I mean, the organized files could just be explained after the lecture is over; showing the file first and saying "I'll explain this later" is really annoying. Nothing is organized in a way that matches the pace of the lecture. From a viewer's perspective, I don't understand why I have to be the one piecing everything together to make sense of it.

I'm looking at the template first to get a feel for it, and it seems easy to follow because you've broken down the automation into clear steps! I highly recommend it for beginners!

It was so much fun following along step-by-step! I really want to try monetizing this for real!!!

I have learned in detail how to make Shorts with AI. I think I'll be able to utilize it well for my work~ Thank you.

It was really great to be able to look through the entire process of video production using n8n, and I was able to learn a lot. I am grateful that you are sharing your personal know-how as a talent donation and providing an opportunity to learn. However, if there is one thing I found disappointing, it might be due to the complexity of the platform used—especially n8n—or perhaps because there are so many steps involved... While you certainly seem to be an excellent programmer, there is some room for improvement when it comes to being an excellent instructor. First of all, many people are encountering this platform for the first time, but you click through menus too quickly and speak very fast. There isn't a separate lesson plan provided, and for those without dual monitors who have to switch between tabs or watch on a smartphone while following along, it happens in an instant—even with a dual monitor setup. Also, usually, if a mistake occurs during the process, instructors tend to re-record that part, but you keep going and then say, "Oh, there was a mistake here..." as if it were a live lecture. It feels more like an older or younger brother teaching a sibling rather than an official educational video, which is a bit disappointing.