I completed this lecture as well, understanding it as much as possible! Now I only have the Spring Boot and JPA roadmap left, but I have something I'd like to ask. At the academy, I worked on projects without views, covering login to CRUD, and for concurrency I applied locks and message queues to some extent without really understanding them. After completing the roadmap, I'm planning to add views to the projects I did at the academy and implement them in both JDBC and JPA versions. From Young-han's perspective, if I understand this entire roadmap and proceed with projects, I'm curious whether this would be sufficient for getting hired as a new graduate in the current job market, or if it would still be lacking!