The lecture is systematic from basics to advanced topics.

It was very helpful in understanding the concept of coroutines.

This Kotlin course was extremely helpful for my learning.

This is a really great lecture.

Thanks to you, I was able to learn a lot about coroutines, which were unfamiliar to me. Thank you.

It was great to learn the basics of coroutines. It would be even better if content on practical project applications and Flow were added.

I watched it really well!

It was great to be able to systematically learn about Kotlin coroutines from the basics to advanced content. It was also nice to be able to learn more details through the book. Starting with the limitations of thread-based work and first establishing the context of why coroutines are needed really made the concepts click. I was able to learn through practice the patterns of controlling threads with CoroutineDispatcher, managing coroutine lifecycle with Job, and receiving result values with async-await. The structured concurrency and CoroutineScope parts were a bit confusing at first, but while listening to the lecture I came to understand how parent-child coroutine relationships work. The exception handling section also clearly organized how to use it in practice, and covering the coroutine testing part solved the parts I was stuck on when writing unit tests. What personally satisfied me the most was being able to study the internal operating principles like Continuation and coroutine thread yielding while also reading the book. I'll make sure to utilize coroutines better!

I like the curriculum that explains things step by step.

This was such a helpful course! It's a lecture that teaches exactly what you really need in practice, concisely and to the point, rather than focusing on concepts or principles. I had studied coroutines in Python before, but through this course, I realized more clearly that I was using them without really understanding the flow or concepts accurately. I'm looking forward to the upcoming lectures. I'm rooting for you, instructor!