Every time I think about starting a project, I face many obstacles - the fear of whether I'll be able to finish it, and the deployment process that feels vaguely distant and overwhelming. But after watching Hodolman's lectures, I gained courage and decided to start. I'm watching it alongside my project progress like a reference book, and it's been very helpful. I'm looking forward to discovering the world of Spring I didn't know about and even deployment, which I couldn't even picture before!

This was very helpful 😊😊

You keep mentioning that it's a video rather than a lecture, but for someone like me with no practical experience, being able to see how to identify problems, understand documentation, and apply code made this one of the best lectures ever!

I enjoyed watching it. Thank you for the great lecture.

The most popular Vue + Spring Boot course!

Thank you for the great lecture!

I completed the course. It was a very satisfying lecture. It's not a lecture that spoon-feeds you from the basics in a friendly manner. Basic knowledge is definitely required. I could feel that a senior developer, a coding master next to you in the field, develops in this way. I was able to understand what I didn't know, and it was a great help in understanding the architecture.

You worked hard!

The lecture was really interesting! I watched it with great interest.

There really isn't a single thing to skip, and I listened to it well. I listened to Younghan's lectures or Vue and AWS books in between, and I understood it much better. I'm thinking of listening to the distribution part again later and deploying the website. I also listened to Vue.ts very well. TypeScript and Vue both have their own charms. I wish you would do more Vue, but React is so strong. ㅎㅎ I'm also curious about Next, which you're using these days. I'll look forward to Season 2!!!