I recommend this course if you are a non-developer learning n8n for the very first time. It is very helpful.

I'm still taking the course myself. The lecture content is excellent, the materials are comprehensive, and it seems perfect for anyone starting with n8n. I've previously used ansible and awx, and this time while testing various things with n8n through self-hosting, I wanted systematic guidance, so I searched for n8n courses and found this one. It looks like it will be very helpful. I highly recommend it.

The step-by-step explanation makes it so easy to understand.

Strengths: The acquisition of foundational knowledge and explanations of basic nodes in the early part of the lecture were very thorough. The in-depth coverage of AI agents was particularly excellent. The provision of materials that well-summarized the core content of the lectures was also a great help. Areas for improvement: I found the approach to handling use cases, which I was most interested in, somewhat disappointing. The explanations proceeded by quickly skimming through already completed examples, which was insufficient for learning the thought process by following along from the beginning. It would have been helpful for developing practical application skills if the instructor had shown their problem-solving process by building step-by-step together.

It's really great for beginners to learn.

Thanks to you, I was able to make good use of n8n. Thank you!!

I watched 2 more other lectures, and I don't think there's any lecture like this one for building fundamentals. After watching this, other lectures became easier to understand.

I didn't watch 100% of the lectures and sometimes skipped through them sporadically, while watching some lectures from beginning to end. The most important use case part covers workflow introduction -> node configuration -> execution, and although there are some lectures that create workflows together hands-on, there aren't many. As a result, I couldn't acquire information about which nodes are frequently used, how to use detailed settings of those nodes, and which settings are used by default, making it impossible to configure workflows that could be reasonably used in practice even after watching the lectures. (The initial concept lectures were really good.) Therefore, not recommended for users looking for practice-oriented content to apply in practice, but recommended for users who simply want to understand n8n concepts without hands-on practice.

Proceeds too much alone. No consideration at all for areas where others could follow along and try.Proceeds too much alone. No consideration at all for areas where others could follow along and try.

Among automation-related courses, the volume was abundant and the content substantial, so I was able to gain a lot for the price, which was great. They covered various user cases and provided immediately applicable frameworks, which was useful for practical application. It was frustrating because listening to automation lectures in bits and pieces didn't build a system, but this course felt so substantial it made me feel like the money spent on fragmented lectures was wasted. I support you!