Up to the part I listened to, they mainly explained cursor AI and libraries, so there isn't much specific feedback I can give... (I'll revise after finishing the course) 😊 When starting a project for the first time, it's hard to even figure out how to use libraries or AI. Since they give little hints on how to update things and how to look at official documentation, I think you'll be able to easily figure out your learning direction when reviewing later. SW education has so much autonomy that it's hard to teach in detail, and finding a good educator is really important, and I think Zimcoding is someone who can fully play that role. One slightly disappointing part is the CSS section; the instructor is experienced, so they definitely build the UI quickly, but it feels a bit hard to keep up with? Of course, it doesn't matter since they provide all the lecture materials, but for someone without tailwind knowledge, it's like, "Do I have to study this too?" That kind of feeling? It felt different from CSS. But isn't that a developer's fate... gotta try and learn things you don't know.. 😢😢 I came over because the project name ""notion-based development blog"" sounded interesting from the start, and if you have some basic server-related concepts and know React, I think it would be fun to quickly build and deploy a project using AI and then fix it later. I highly highly recommend it!