I'm a .NET developer who is new to Spring. I thought I'd be able to follow along well with the course since I've been using .NET MVC, but Spring itself is unfamiliar, so it's a bit challenging. (I think it's even harder because this is my first time using IntelliJ too.) I think people who are just starting development or trying Spring for the first time will probably take time to understand it like me. However, I think this is a course with so much to learn, including project structure and test implementation. I think I'll need to go through it several times after completing it. I'll keep at it steadily without losing motivation. Thank you for the great course.

At first, I thought it would be a simple portfolio, but it contains so much, and I immediately applied what I learned in the lectures (logging interceptor, BaseEntity, etc.) in my actual work, so I really felt that it was a practical course! There was an admin page license issue during the course, but it didn't hinder the experience of using koding. Since the lecture contains a lot of content, it felt a bit rushed in the later part. I thought it would be good to have a consistent pace even if the video gets longer! Please let me know when you release your next lecture 🙏

I mainly use Java Spring, but I was interested in Coping, and I think this is a good lecture to experience it. Even if you look at it outside the topic of portfolio, there is a lot to learn, and the instructor is kind and tries to explain things in detail, which is really good. Thank you for the great lecture!

Thank you for your quick response and great teaching skills!