3/4 - JPA Basics 3/7 - MVC2 3/11 - DB1 3/16 - DB2 3/22 - JPA Utilization 1 3/24 - JPA Utilization 2 3/28 - Data JPA Utilization 3/31 - QueryDSL Complete! I was aiming for a backend rookie with my lacking qualifications, and I prepared hard with the thought that I could make up for my weaknesses with solid fundamentals, but as the job search period got longer, I started to feel a bit lost. I kept doubting whether I was doing well, and no matter how much I studied, I always felt like I couldn't even meet the minimum requirement of 'basics'. On top of that, what did other people eat and study to make their skills so amazing? I couldn't stand it anymore, so even though I was lacking a lot, I decided to just listen to Kim Young-han's roadmap and spam my resume (lol) while trying to get a job. I studied really hard for a month in March, listening and listening again. It was a great learning time that I have no regrets. I used to just learn how to use certain technologies, but now I feel like I learned a systematic way to build up from the basics, and I learned not only knowledge but also a method of learning. I think that getting a job is not the finish line, but the starting point, and I will continue to study and try to become a developer who can have a good influence like Kim Young-han. Thank you for giving me such a good influence. ^^