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30년 넘게 IT기술의 바다를 항해하고 있는 개발자 입니다. 반갑습니다. ^^

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caramelpopcorn
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Solid Foundation! Starting Java Intensively Part 3 (Part 2): Sockets and File I/O
Solid Foundation! Starting Java Intensively Part 3 (Part 2): Sockets and File I/O
This content was incredibly helpful. I only had a superficial understanding of sockets, so I really appreciated how you covered them in such depth.
chanho09125378
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Memorize and finish the core network theory - application
Memorize and finish the core network theory - application
I love how you explain difficult concepts in a way that is easy to understand.
hanwhaaegis8162
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Memorize and finish the core network theory - Basics
Memorize and finish the core network theory - Basics
It feels great to finally clear up concepts that I only vaguely understood while working in the field! I loved how you explained things in a way that can be applied directly to practical work rather than just focusing on theory.
iiillillii
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Solid Foundation! Java Starting Strongly - Part 2: OOP and JVM
Solid Foundation! Java Starting Strongly - Part 2: OOP and JVM
This lecture covers the basics of Java classes, packages, JVM, and OOP. The conceptual explanations are easy and clear, and they're even fun! It's obvious why they run a YouTube channel. Also, the Q&A is active, and the feedback on the lectures is well-managed. Despite being a highly experienced developer, they seem to have a very open mind! I find myself wishing my future senior developer would be someone like this once I get a job... Thank you for the great lecture. I really enjoyed it!!
yhjeong00020104
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The One Map Every Web Developer Should See
The One Map Every Web Developer Should See
This lecture did an excellent job of organizing the core concepts that every developer, regardless of whether they are frontend or backend, must understand. In particular, I was able to naturally grasp the overall flow of web services—from how the concept of WAS was established on the foundation of the HTTP protocol to why we have come to use Spring as a matter of course. I believe that developing with an understanding of the origins and principles of technology goes beyond simply writing code; it provides great strength in identifying causes and finding clues to solutions when problems arise in practice. In that regard, I am very satisfied with this lecture, and it is one that I would highly recommend to every developer at least once.

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