Kim Young-han's Practical Java - Advanced Part 2, I/O, Network, Reflection

I was born too late to explore the ocean and the new continent, and too early to explore the galaxy. However, I was lucky to be born at a time when I could build my backend developer career with the help of Kim Young-han.

I think that having Kim Young-han in Java is like having a ‘mathematical standard’ in mathematics. ✨ I really liked that this lecture covered the topic of IO streams, which I have always been curious about and wanted to study. 🙌 In the past, I had a hard time because I didn’t know how to approach IO streams and what parts were important on my own, but this lecture helped me a lot because we were able to study systematically together. 💡 I look forward to future lectures covering such advanced topics! 💻📚

Money...everything...

Wow..............It's been 3 days since I started coding on my own 😢😢It took a long time compared to the previous lectures, so it was hard, but I feel really confident. I'll review the multi-threading part and come back to review it again. It's the best lecture. I was curious about how the network parts worked, but I think I learned a lot! The best, the best

I am leaving a review because I was shocked like I was struck by lightning. As a career developer, I was packaged as someone who does good work to other people, but I always felt like I was falling behind and was anxious that my shortcomings would be revealed to those around me. When I took some time to reflect on myself to see what I was lacking that made me feel so anxious all the time, I realized that the reason for my anxiety was that I didn't lay a solid foundation when I was a beginner, even though I was lucky enough to get a job and make a living as a developer. Kim Young-han's Java lectures make me reflect on myself like I was struck by lightning every time I move on to a new chapter, while also filling in the gaps in my foundation without fail. After listening to everything and reviewing it, and applying it to my work, I think I will be able to grow my career and move forward, so I wanted to say thank you. Thank you!

Advanced 2.. There is really a lot of content and code.... The amount of content to review has increased a lot. It was a really valuable experience to develop a web server myself. As the structure grew bigger, I couldn't understand it all at once with my limited brain. How do you write such code....? I respect you. I will review the parts I don't understand and start Spring with excitement. Thank you for the great lecture! (I will definitely listen to Advanced 3 when it comes out.)

As a developer who has some practical experience, I was able to 'understand' the lecture content at once. So when I felt a little bored, I let out a silent scream in my head, 'Oh..!' I realized that the lecture content was the reason for the incomprehensible codes, functions, and designs I had experienced before. Next, you said, 'I don't want to be just an average developer.' Through this lecture, I think I have gained the strength to think about the parts I didn't understand and just passed over in the past. I think I will be able to become a developer who thinks more deeply to grow in the future, and I am grateful for giving me the foundation for that.

This is the last lecture of all of Young-han's lectures! Thanks to him, I think I've taken a step towards becoming a great developer. Thank you so much. ps. When is the Lambda Stream lecture scheduled to open?