This is a super kind Django lecture (all materials are generously provided too). Every single word from the instructor is full of detail, so it requires more than 3 times the study time compared to the lecture duration, but the feeling of learning so densely is really great. Rather than fundamental and abstract discussions, directly building things and iterating through various projects & deepening the learning is good. Those who are completely new to Python development, like me, might feel uneasy after the first lesson, sensing that things aren't fully organized, but if you persevere and consistently follow along, you'll eventually discover your skills, internalized through various repetitions and variations! Highly recommended, and I plan to follow all of the instructor's future lectures! (Fandom...?😆😆😆) P.S. If I have one suggestion, if you could summarize the overview at the beginning and end of each chapter (project) and put a bit more thought into the "structuring" process that provides an overall perspective again, I think the barrier to entry would be lowered a bit 😊😊😊