It is a useful lecture because it explains Java grammar and other things in detail, along with design patterns.
The disappointing thing is that it only explains each pattern sequentially and does not explain similar patterns in an integrated manner. I wanted to hear about how you struggled between theory (design patterns) and practicality (work schedule, no money, etc.) in practice and how you overcame them, but I am disappointed that there is nothing like that.
When I only think about the explanation of design patterns, I can't find any particularly good points compared to other design patterns on YouTube, etc.
Thank you for organizing design patterns so neatly, the biggest gateway to transitioning from beginner to intermediate!
PS Kiseon, this may be a burdensome question, but would it be okay if I reorganize it in another language and upload it to my blog?
I can tell that this is a good lecture even after listening to just a few.
I've been putting off design patterns, but I think I should finish it this time.
I liked how you easily conveyed the concept of the basic pattern itself and how you structured the lecture from a problem-solving perspective through examples.