It’s a bit difficult for a non-developer to follow, haha. However, I think it would be even more daunting to figure out where else I could find a curriculum structured like this. Even though I’m not a developer, I just trusted the process and listened. (It did take me a very long time because I had to look things up as I went.) Thank you. This was very helpful. Now all that's left is for me to master it!

The course difficulty is a bit disappointing!

This course is excellent. I highly recommend taking it. The pacing isn't too long... It's great just being able to understand things here that were so difficult to learn at the academy. I spent nearly 7 months at a vocational school learning HTML+CSS+JS+Java+Spring Boot+Python+React+Django+AI + Big Data, but they were so busy rushing through the curriculum that I couldn't understand what was going on. Plus, they only spent 3 days on Django, so I couldn't keep up with the class at all. If I made a single typo, I couldn't follow the lesson from that point on. Taking this course is helping me a lot.

The course content is substantial and excellent. I thought it would be a modeling course since it's called database design, but I think this is the first time I've studied practical design techniques. The explanations of indexes and concurrency control from a DB perspective seem to have been very helpful. Thank you, and I hope you have a happy new year.

I watched it lightly and it was good. I needed a quick taste of FastAPI in a hurry, so I chose it for its short runtime, and I'm satisfied.

I can feel how much preparation you put into the lecture. Thank you!

I was feeling that my understanding of Django concepts was quite lacking since I had to learn Django hastily, but thanks to the instructor who created this excellent course, I'm experiencing a lot of learning once again. I think the big advantage is being able to learn without getting bored while working on various projects using the Django framework. Thank you for creating such a great course!!

I studied Django through a government-funded bootcamp, but I felt a thirst as if I had only scratched the surface. Then I discovered this course. You provided in-depth explanations including the code built into the framework and methods to prepare for problems that could occur in real work situations, which deepened my understanding of web frameworks.

That sounds good, but from the perspective of a complete beginner who has listened up to lecture 22, it's a bit difficult. However, since there's not much wasted time in the lectures, I can repeat them many times, so I'm planning to listen repeatedly to supplement my understanding.

I recently got a job at a company that uses Django, so I'm frantically watching the lectures. This is truly a Kind lecture! The detailed materials and explanations make me wonder "Do they really explain even this?" If you're learning Django for the first time, the curriculum seems very well structured. (Of course, if you have some experience, you might think "Do they really need to explain this much?") The lecture covers the entire process needed for Django development - template engines, ORM, authentication, Docker, AWS, etc. - so if you're new to Django programming, this would be an even better lecture for you. Since I joined as a backend position, I think I'll need to take up to the intermediate level. Please take good care of me.