Thanks for the great lecture, man. I took it a while ago when I suddenly had to handle some batch tasks at work, and it was a huge help. ^^ It was my first time seeing a text-based online course, so I was a bit surprised at first, but it was actually nice being able to read it on the subway without having to worry about sound.

I will study hard for Batch 6 as well.

You can read it secretly at work when you have nothing to do without getting caught because it's text (important). It would be embarrassing if you got caught because of the comments here and there (important).

This is the best Spring Batch tutorial. I am so grateful for this resource as it allows you to master everything from the overall flow of Spring Batch to advanced design.

Since it's a casual concept, I'm leaving a casual review too. First off, the lecture content and structure are good! However, the problem is that since the lecture content is organized in a Namuwiki style, from the point where you pass 25 percent of the lecture list or when reviewing, it feels like you're being consumed by the concept. Learning content A - (concept) - Learning content B (concept) - this repetition made me feel a bit frustrated when reviewing.