오브젝트 - 기초편

When I was making the lecture, I was a little worried about how the response would be after opening because object-oriented design is not something that needs to be learned right away like Spring, but I feel relieved that there are people like ycseol who think it will be helpful. Thank you for your positive evaluation. :)

Thank you for your generous compliments. I hope that those who attended the lecture will change their perspective to look at code from a maintainability perspective, and I hope that you gained some insight into this. :)

Hello, Mr. Ko Daejun. :) I tried to fill in the parts that were not fully explained in the Object book due to space constraints, and I am glad that it was helpful. Since the goal of the Object book is to explain important object-oriented theories, it was difficult to include parts related to practice, but in the case of online lectures, there are fewer constraints in that area, so we were able to find a suitable compromise. It will take some time, but as you mentioned, I am also thinking of making a lecture on how to apply object-oriented in practice. The next lecture is also in the works, and I plan to cover the dependency management technique that was only covered at the conceptual level in the first lecture in more depth. A lot of content that was not included in the Object book will be added, and I will do my best to create a high-quality lecture. Thank you again for listening to the lecture, and please look forward to the next lecture. :)

I congratulate you on completing the course, korchl, and I am really grateful that you gave it a good review. I am really glad that it was helpful. I will try my best to make the next lecture so that you won't be disappointed. :) The weather has gotten really cold, so take care of your health and have a happy new year!

Congratulations on completing the course, Min-gyu Kim. :) I hope the lecture was helpful. Thank you for leaving a good review and I will prepare hard for the next lecture! Have a nice holiday.