Spring DB Part 2 - Data Access Utilization Technology

Hello, Younghan! I started studying in July of last year, and after 1 year and 4 months, I finally listened to all of Younghan's lectures (except for the boot lecture). While listening to each lecture, I decided to listen to DB Part 2 and write a proper course review, and I'm finally able to write one. When I was feeling lost studying development as a non-major, I think I was able to grow by listening to Younghan's lectures. I worked on several projects through the lectures, and studied the CS I lacked through study. I will tell you about the characteristics of Younghan's lectures, who listened to all of Spring and Jpa's lectures. Let me tell you about the characteristics of Younghan's lectures. In order to learn the 5 steps, he teaches you step by step from step 1. If you know step 5 without knowing steps 1-3, if you learn steps 1-3 through the lectures, you will know why step 5 came out like this. I always listened to it without knowing, so I was always amazed when I saw the code evolving, thinking, "Technology has developed this much." (The reason there can be new technologies is because there are technologies from the past.) And I think that it is more effective to watch Younghan's lectures multiple times. For example, if you listen to the Spring Basics lecture, then the Spring MVC lecture, and then listen to the Spring Basics lecture again, your perspective will be broader than when you first listened to it. That's why I think I listened to JPA Basics 2-3 times (because it's difficult). For those of you who are considering Younghan's lectures, I hope you read this article and think about it. Oh, and lastly, thank you so much for the supporters' QnA answers! Whenever I didn't know something, I always solved it by Googling or QnA. Good luck to you all. Thank you for reading the long article.

Hello, Professor. I finished this lecture as well. I followed the roadmap for about a year, listening to lectures after work and on weekends, but now only the last chapter of the grand finale is left. I am so grateful that you always explain the background of the technology and why it is used so that anyone can understand it, and try to convey at least one more thing. Sometimes I see the professor's computer time while watching the lecture. Sometimes it is a number, and sometimes it is a clock shape, so I thought that he was hiding it on purpose. Hahaha. Anyway, watching you film lectures at various times from early evening to dawn, I often reflected on myself, thinking, "The professor is filming such great lectures so diligently, but am I working that hard?" You provided such great lectures and gave me generous advice as a senior developer, so it was a year of time where I was able to gain motivation not only for technical learning but also for life. I think I will be able to maintain this system well and develop happily in the future. Thank you.

Honestly, those who don't know the contents of Spring DB 1 and 2 are building a tower on top of their thoughts. If you don't know even one thing about the table of contents, definitely listen to it! Listen twice

I'm learning a lot. Thank you always.

It's awesome :) It's the best lecture. I learned a lot while listening to the lecture and I'm using it well in my work. I'm planning to listen to the practical lecture as well, and I'm looking forward to the Spring Boot lecture.

It's a great lecture.. I was so impressed by the last part of the lecture, "Why do bamboos have knots?" In fact, after listening to the Spring DB 1 lecture, I tried to make a system and work hard, but it didn't go well and it was hard, so I felt that I needed a short break to run further and longer. I think that an instructor who doesn't just convey knowledge and ends there, but gives sincere advice to study and grow together is a true teacher. I learned a lot today. I'm always grateful, and I hope you'll make many good lectures in the future. Thank you!..

GOAT Yeonghan

Always the best.