本当！ Redisの活用

Hello. Did you happen to check the introductory video before taking the course? The course introduction video didn't mention building a simple project. I'm curious about what made you think that. And this course was intentionally designed not to be dependent on a specific programming language. This is because the most important thing when using Redis is the technology of Redis itself. Nevertheless, because Redis's interface is very intuitive, you can essentially solve the desired part by translating the content covered in the lecture directly into the language you primarily use. For example, if your primary language is Python, the Redis SET command maps directly as follows: >>> import redis >>> r = redis.Redis(host='localhost', port=6379, db=0) >>> r.set('foo', 'bar')

Hello, Donghaebada. I'm glad it was helpful. I'm sorry about the length of the lecture. Let me make a small excuse. As a student, I also felt sorry for the lectures that were unnecessarily long because I kept repeating similar things every time I listened to online lectures, so I tried to prepare my lectures as short as possible but with substance. I intentionally removed all unnecessary parts through cut editing. I also continued to re-record parts that I felt were difficult to explain or too long. I thought that would make it easier for students to understand. Although the Ladies' lectures are less than 2 hours long, much more time, effort, and sincerity went into them. Of course, it's an effort that should be made as a paid lecture provider, but I wrote a few words out of concern that you might think I'm just trying to make a lot of money with short lectures. Nevertheless, I sincerely thank you for choosing my lectures!