Thank you.

The teaching method involves providing brief explanations of the workflows and technologies used in the project, followed by generating code using the Claude CLI. I recommend this course to those who know Spring Boot but are unsure how to structure a project or which technologies to use. The downside is that, as shown in the lecture, even the same AI can produce different code; therefore, it feels less like a traditional lecture and more like watching the instructor's project while deciding to delegate tasks to AI yourself. There is an irony where you don't really need the course if you already understand concepts like Redis and concurrency, yet you still need to know how to read code to build the project you want. Since the focus of this lecture is "I learned that Redis can be used as an external shared DB! AI, build it for me," the depth of knowledge is somewhat lacking. I feel it would have been better if the focus had been more on how to prompt the AI efficiently or how to create Claude files to build a desired project.

I enjoyed the class. There were some parts that were difficult to understand due to a lack of explanation for beginners, but I'm giving it 5 stars because it was a great lecture at an affordable price.

Although the course difficulty is listed as beginner, the actual topics are not at a beginner level. The subject matter is excellent, and since it actively utilizes AI agents, I believe it is a well-suited course for this transitional era of AI-assisted coding. However, I recommend that beginners personally analyze the code on Git, understand the overall flow, and try implementing it themselves. To summarize, this is not a live-coding course but a conceptual one. It doesn't cover very basic introductory concepts; rather, it is a foundational architecture course focused on key issues and solutions that can arise during SNS development.

It was helpful.