As a first-year developer, I wanted to study nextjs according to the trend. However, after version 13 came out, I was studying on my own through the official documentation because the existing 12 version lectures were not enough, but I had difficulty studying because I lacked experience and skills. In addition, I wanted to use libraries that fit the trend, so I applied them here and there, and I had doubts about whether I was properly utilizing the advantages of the libraries without knowing much. At that time, I was eagerly waiting for the news that Zerocho's nextjs 14 version lecture and lectures that used most of the libraries I wanted to use properly were coming out. I'm about halfway through listening to it now, and most of the questions I had about each section have been resolved. Thank you so much. ㅎㅎ