The more you study other languages or JS, the more you can learn from this lecture. It is very helpful because it always shows you the memory structure and the execution process of the code intuitively. The lecture itself is really easy to understand, so if you listen to this lecture like a skeleton and digest it, your skills will improve a lot. I also listened to the famous Koxaex's JS lecture, but I liked CodingMax's lecture style better because he shows everything intuitively and makes you understand. I really liked the Java's basic lecture, so I had an experience where I broadened my understanding by watching it multiple times, but I think JavaScript will be solved if you watch this lecture multiple times. It is a lecture that is too precious to listen to once! If there is anyone who is thinking about it, I highly recommend it! Oh, and if the lecture order is improved a little, this one lecture will really be a basic JS lecture for beginners and experienced users. For example, the callback function is used in the example code before learning it, so I think it might be difficult for beginners. It might be a needless worry😂 If you teach computer architecture or operating systems, I think you'll explain in great detail, so please film many lectures! I'll buy it right away! Thank you 😄