If you have decided to become a front-end developer, I strongly recommend that you stop everything else and finish this short lecture first, and then re-plan your study plan. You need to match the competencies that you think are important with the competencies that the actual company thinks are important, and you need to think from the perspective of a professional, not from my own brain. In this regard, I think that those of you who are watching now will be able to shorten the countless hours I spent struggling. In addition, I would like to say that you should never enter the Brush Camp without any background. As someone who has completed one of the Brush Camps recommended in the lecture, if you enter without any burden because it is a nationally funded course without a coding test, you will be with people who entered with the same mindset, and you may face great difficulties in the most important team project in this type of education. I recommend that you solve about 50% of the Programmers Level 0 questions in JavaScript with high accuracy before entering, and I hope that you study TypeScript along with JavaScript from the beginning. Back to the lecture, if you look at the front-end roadmap explained by many big YouTubers, it can be really demotivating for beginners. So, as I wrote at the beginning, I recommend that you start planning your study from this lecture. Your time is precious and you don’t need to feel unnecessary frustration.