I was curious about how it's used in actual practice after reading the Laravel official documentation... but this seems like a mass-produced lecture that just skims over almost everything... I'm sorry

I'll be listening closely when I need PHP development! Thank you!

The topic is Traefik, but the explanation of the Traefik options is too poor. You have to find out and check what each of the extensive options does. The lack of community questions and answers is also disappointing.

There are some things that are skipped because it is an older version. Of course, you also explained the response to the update at the end. I wish you had focused only on the backend and written a lecture for version 11. Thank you.

Is it a good thing if I don't have any questions?

1. It's hard to call it a lecture. 1) The lecture progress is too sloppy and too distracting. 2) I should have practiced more on my own. 2. The introduction of this video, which is called a lecture, targets developers who have never used Laravel.. I hope you think carefully about whether this is a level that someone who has never used Laravel can watch. 3. There are many better quality Laravel videos on YouTube. I hope you consider solving it for free.

The lecture itself was helpful, but I couldn't concentrate because the speech was so awkward... I think it would be much better if you read it in tts...

You can learn the basics

thank you

1. I'm new to web programming, so the official site that uses a lot of technical terms was too difficult for me. Docker, Laravel Sail, WSL, containers, etc., were all unfamiliar concepts to me who only studied the basics of game programming front-end, so I really needed a Korean course that explained the concepts more easily. Thank you for providing materials that I can study with chatGPT. 2. The quality is too low compared to the tuition. I got a discount and bought it for 20,020 won. I have a reason to study in a hurry, so it would be better than a free lecture,,, and I quickly paid and watched it,,, During the practical demonstration, there were numerous typos, Editor pages that were flipped over, unedited blank spaces and noise (physiological sounds), scripts that were read out of context, etc... It was so hard to concentrate on the lecture, and it was hard for my already low concentration to follow the lecture because the presentation was as if a timid college student was giving a presentation. I dare not completely understand the seller's position as a consumer, but I think there should be a little more editing since they sell paid lectures... 3. Theory and practice are divided based on one unit? One topic, so it was good that I could quickly listen to the theory and move on if it wasn't necessary for personal study. 4. It was marked as intermediate or higher difficulty, so I thought it might be a bit difficult to listen to it to understand Laravel, but fortunately, I was able to understand the Laravel structure and flow to some extent.