The course is so outdated that it seems difficult to apply to real-world work. Also, it feels like macOS users weren't considered at all when the practice tools were provided. It's disappointing in many ways.

It was a great course that conveyed the key points concisely and led to concrete action.

Thank you for the useful information 😊

It was very helpful.

This seems like a great lecture that pinpoints exactly the key points! I'd recommend it more for those attempting job changes for the first time rather than those with extensive job-changing experience. It was helpful as a reference since you can quickly grasp the essential points needed for job transitions.

It helped with hacking.

I thoroughly enjoyed the good lectures on gitlab, following the ones on github. I learned for the first time that gitlab has its own CI feature, unlike github. Thank you for the great lectures, and I hope the DAST lecture will be available soon so I can take it. 😊😊

I really enjoyed the lecture on gitlab - sast (sonarqube) integration. I was at a loss as to how to integrate SAST tools into the ci/cd process at my company. This lecture seems to have given me some direction. Although the tool we'll be adopting isn't sonarqube, it will be very helpful for communicating with tool vendors.

They fully captured the core concepts of a CI pipeline that can be configured in practice. In particular, the tips on how to apply other security tools besides SonarQube, which was used in the practical session, during additional lectures were also very good. However, it would have been nice if there was a bit of theory on other security tools, including SonarQube! Nevertheless, it was a very substantial lecture. Thank you.

It was good for studying key content, but it might be a bit too much for beginners and requires some prior knowledge.