I'm just a regular person who has learned JAVA, JS, and CSS as hobbies. I've always had a dream of "creating my own app with my own hands!" but as a non-major, I couldn't easily take on the challenge, but now I finally have the opportunity. I became interested in React Native, which allows cross-platform app development, so after studying the basics of React separately, I took Kyo's course. To start with the conclusion, I think I made a really good decision to take this course! At first, it wasn't easy because it was an intermediate course, but as I learned, there were many moments where I thought, "Wow, there was also this function?" and it was really helpful because I could learn how to actually use things that I only knew as concepts. In particular, it was great to learn how to use existing functions more efficiently, and I felt that I was getting more and more familiar with it as I followed along while reviewing. Thanks to this, I gained confidence in React Native, and now I have a growing expectation that I will be able to create my own app! I'm a non-major, and I took on the challenge with just the basics of React, so I think others can definitely follow along. Thank you for the great lecture! 😊 Fighting! 🚀