The classes are fun and good, but too many explanations are skipped on the frontend side. Since the instructor just types the code quickly, I end up just copying it without knowing the reason why. It feels like the videos weren't planned with a pre-determined structure or reasoning, but rather composed on the fly; the code keeps changing back and forth, and since there are no separate explanations for those changes, it was very frustrating while building the views... Because of this, I think it will be difficult for beginners like me who are new to React to understand.

I was able to learn a wide variety of technologies. I had the chance to work with SpringAI, React, the Steam API, and even Webflux (though not in great depth), and I also liked that the idea itself was quite fresh.

I think my strength lies in the fact that I think about fixing inconveniences and possess the skills to actually fix them. Thanks to that, I feel like I've gained more perspectives.

I was impressed by the way AI was applied to the game, as well as the approach of implementing the server and frontend using Spring and React instead of the traditional game development method of C#.

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It was useful to learn how to summarize YouTube videos using Python and various packages. ^^

This is a great course for designing and implementing AI services as a full-stack project.