The course difficulty is disappointing!

Thank you for organizing the concepts of state management so well!

I listened to the basic bloc lecture on YouTube and understood the explanations so well that I also listened to the advanced course. I have a good understanding now and it helped me figure out what direction to study in the future! I will listen to it all the way through~

I really like the lecture.

It's good to get a basic understanding of bloc.

The lecture content itself is new. Most of the lectures seem to be based on existing services such as clone lectures or shopping malls, but this book review is an attractive topic that I want to try to make into a service, and there is a lot to learn from it. I will write down a few things that I liked. 1. Not fancy, but clean UI (since it is a lecture for learning, I did not focus on UI, but it is simple and complete...) 2. Directory structure design and each pros and cons (very agree) 3. Provides the process of handling problems that occur in the middle 4. Refactoring while developing (I liked the format of developing and refactoring according to the flow of consciousness rather than inputting already refactored code) 5. Naturally learned through repeated use of BLOC pattern using Cubit I really enjoyed the lecture. I plan to study it again when I have time. I look forward to your future lectures! ps, your recently published 'Hands-on Flutter by a Developing Man' Thank you for your hard work. I think it would be good to look at it together to learn Flutter. Thank you!

I haven't seen the whole thing, but it's a really good lecture.

Now I'm back to writing a review. There are many bad lectures on the market, and many good ones, and I've seen countless books, sites, and lectures. I really recommend this lecture based on the Bloc pattern Cubit. I'll write down a few things I felt after listening to the lecture and completing the practical training. <Advantages> 1> Covers almost all of the core knowledge you need to know in Flutter ~ Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firebastore, Firebase Storage ~ State management: Cubit ~ Important controls: PageView, SliderBar ~ Modeling: JsonSerializable, Equatable 2> The instructor's passion is great! ~ Willingness to explain in as much detail as possible to Flutter beginners. ~ Samples with almost no errors <Disappointing parts> ~ For those who have some experience with Flutter, it feels a bit disorganized Example) Not finishing one source at once, frequent modifications and improvements due to added functions Of course, some people may see the disadvantages as advantages, but overall, I think it is a really great lecture and I could feel the instructor's efforts and will to convey. If there are additional lectures planned, I would like to see the following parts covered. ~ Social authentication other than Google and Apple (email/password, Kakao, YouTube, etc.) ~ Processing with Bloc instead of Cubit ~ Introduction to various useful packages and components ~ Other examples of authentication processes ~ Other use cases of paging processing Lastly, thank you for providing a great lecture. Thanks to you, many of the questions I had were resolved.

First of all.... I would like to say thank you very much.. 1. Currently, my company is only managing state with setStatus without an app developer, so I am facing errors every day. While listening to the free lecture of the man who develops state management, I am currently refactoring all setStatus to bloc and it was very helpful. ㅠㅠ. 2. After using goRouter in the lecture, the lecturer will teach you the core of goRoter in a concise lecture! (My company uses AutoRouter, but goRouter seems much better..ㅠㅠ) 3. And when creating a model, using JsonSearlizable instead of frezzed gives good code flexibility and I think it's really good!! *** Conclusion: With this one lecture, you can solve problems without any major issues in practice..!!! And the Q&A was very fast, so I was able to solve it right away~

Currently, I have paid for the book review app and listened to the bloc lecture first. There weren't many lectures on Bloc among the status management packages, so it was helpful to be able to listen to good lectures for free. The slightly disappointing part is that I don't know if it's because you explained what you did on YouTube as a free lecture, but the content you wanted to convey was good, but the lecture felt a little unorganized. I felt like it took a lot of time to fix errors or fix things in the middle rather than convey the content, so I felt like I couldn't focus on the bloc content. Of course, doing this process together is helpful, but it felt like it deviated slightly from the purpose of the lecture.