Code-Based React with Spring Boot API Server

I think this kind of lecture is really helpful for practical work. The tips and information from the instructor's experience were also good. The depth of each technology in the lecture seems a bit shallow due to the nature of the lecture, but it is easy to understand if you search or refer to a book. However, I think it might be a bit difficult for developers in those years.

In these times when it's not enough to just do front and back, I've always wanted to vaguely create front and back separately and create a normal integrated project once. I think this is a really good lecture for those who are curious about the integration of both sides with one main, not those who only know one side. I didn't buy the book, but I think the lecture is sufficient. However, I think it would be possible to reduce the time spent looking it up again if you study it with the book. For your reference, both React and Spring require some prior knowledge, but since these are contents that can be learned in just a week, I think this will be a good lecture for those who are even a little interested in full stack. Thank you for the great lecture.

It would be really helpful if you explained the actual project in order while coding it. My skills just can't keep up with it. Hahahahahaha

I didn't know there was a discount coupon at the cafe ㅠㅠ I just bought it, but... It's a valuable lecture that includes springboot+react. Thank you for the great lecture.

This is a very helpful lecture! But you said that it would be good to have a separate media server to handle files (using NGINX, etc.). Are there any materials that can be used to practice this structure or that can be referenced?

For someone who doesn't know the backend, it's only possible to take dictation. However, if you watch it 2 or 3 times, I think you can understand the flow at the level of a 2nd or 3rd year student. It's too bad there's no explanation of CSS. Inteli J installation is required. If you don't have it, you can't follow the class. If you implement it to the end, you'll have the basics covered.

I liked the incredibly fast feedback on special issues and questions. There are many parts that I can't understand at once, but overall, it seems to be the best for developing response skills by teaching me how to create an API and how to use it.

It seems like the lecture was created based on the book you wrote, so there is no problem at all with just the lecture. The instructor saves time by pasting long codes and explaining them, so the content is very rich compared to the lecture time, and even if you lack some prior knowledge, you can understand it to some extent with the explanation. I purchased it after only looking at the Spring Boot part, and I took the entire course up to the backend part, and now I am watching it again from the beginning, and I think it is worth more than the price of the lecture just by looking at the Spring part. There is no difficulty at the grammar level, and if you have studied Spring to some extent, you will not have a big problem following the lecture. I highly recommend it. Since I like lectures more than books, I wonder if you plan to create other lectures on Inflearn in the future. Thank you for creating such a great lecture!