I got a job at a company that uses Python/Django, so I enrolled in this course. Although I haven't finished listening to it all yet, I really think this is a well-made course. Previously, when I studied Django through another instructor's YouTube lecture videos, I felt that the flow was interrupted and the structure was lacking, but this course has an organically connected curriculum that makes it clear why we're learning each topic now. I also think the provided materials are good. Terminal commands, code, and configuration files are neatly distinguished by color/shape, so you can immediately see where to put what, and it feels like the instructor pinpoints the exact sticking points that only someone who has taught many students would know. Also, it doesn't just cover Python and Django, but naturally incorporates things that server developers should know as basics. If you're starting backend development for the first time, I think this course would be a good starting point. After completing the basics course, I'll work hard to listen to the intermediate course as well. Thank you!