While watching the previous lecture, I got the feeling that you write code very cleanly and well, but I had no idea you would prepare it like this! It goes without saying that your explanations are simple and clear. This is a lecture that really scratches that itch for those parts that anyone who writes code has probably thought about at least once. While refactoring side projects and company projects, I had been focusing on writing code that "looks clean," but it was all an illusion. I was repeatedly doing completely groundless refactoring 🫠 But since I've learned it now, all that's left is to put what I learned here to good use! Thank you so much for the great lecture 👍