I learned Python and crawling in college, but since you are providing more specific examples, I understand it much better. Thank you.

It was perfect for quickly learning and applying FastAPI. Personally, I enjoyed the lecture, and it was very informative.

It's easy to understand because it focuses on the key points.

I appreciated how you explained Flutter in an easy-to-understand way for someone encountering it for the first time as an Android app developer.

I think this is suitable for coding beginners. Don't struggle with C or Java as an introductory language like I did... Python seems to be the cleanest for beginners. The instructor's style is also better than other Python courses, as he teaches comfortably like a friendly neighborhood older brother. Do you have any plans to release a course on the Go language?

I am not satisfied with the quality of the lecture.

I appreciate you explaining it step by step. I want to master it as soon as possible.

Thank you for your kind explanation.

I have completed the course. The quality of the lectures is excellent, and even though it's an older course, the fact that you explain things using fixed versions without constant changes is very helpful. Honestly, even if things were to change, it wouldn't matter much since we have AI now. I had a lot of things to test in a Docker environment at work, and this was a huge help. I've tried many other courses before but stopped because they weren't very helpful; however, I followed your roadmap and finished all your lectures, and it was worth every penny.

What sets this lecture apart from others is... You often say things like: "You don't need to understand 100%." "Make good use of AI." "The important thing isn't creating results by utilizing 100% of the code yourself." Thanks to those words, even though I can't write code from A to Z from scratch, I've become able to start projects by utilizing AI and thinking, "Ah, so this part is used with this meaning," "Oh, I could try changing this part like this," or "I think there were functions like that back then; should I look them up?" Of course, it would be wonderful to be able to do everything from A to Z alone, but when it's difficult to invest that much time while balancing a career, I believe it's more important to at least have the fundamentals and background knowledge to utilize code written by others. In that sense, this course not only allows you to build a solid foundation through repeated listening, but it also felt comfortable—like receiving private tutoring without the pressure. At first, I just listened and nodded along. After class, I took the time to do some clone coding on at least a few of the final files (if not all of them), adding my own comments and editing them in my own style. Thank you for the great lecture.