Hello! I am an undergraduate student studying software at university! Since there is a limit to learning practical skills through schoolwork alone, I am diligently and enjoyably listening to Kim Young-han's lectures :) I first encounter the technology through lectures, apply it to projects, and refer to the lectures for necessary parts, apply them, and study in this way. When I first listened to the lectures with no background knowledge, I had more questions than I understood. I was scared by the words servlet, resolver, handler, etc., and the communication method felt very complicated. Still, I followed along with the thought that I should focus more on understanding the big structure of MVC. Fortunately, by applying what I learned in various projects, I was able to understand where the Spring MVC technology I am currently using is located in the big structure of MVC. However, when I looked for the MVC2 lecture materials that I had taken to do more detailed work such as verification, sessions, and exception handling, I felt that my basic MVC knowledge before application was lacking. Since it was vacation, I had time to study what I wanted to study, so I started studying from MVC1 again. When I started listening again, the knowledge that I had been ignoring with blurry eyes even when I had questions came into my eyes and ears. Here, I could definitely feel the ⭐️advantages⭐️ of this lecture! It provides everything from principles to practical application tips, just like a ‘single-volume notebook’, so it can be of great help whether you are studying for the first time and learning the big picture, or wanting to learn more fundamental principles. I always want to tell you that I am grateful that I can study programming through Younghan’s lectures! I will definitely complete MVC1 and MVC2 again so that I can answer technical questions if someone asks.💪🏻