About a month ago, after finishing my government-funded training program, I realized all I had left was one clumsy app design, one website, and one cloned webpage. Since it was a class where I had to ask AI about things I didn't know, hard-coding entirely on my own still felt vague and uncertain, and I was furious about this fact. Those 6 months felt like such a waste. I had mustered up the courage to challenge myself in a new field and enrolled in the government-funded academy, but it turned out to be a neglectful class where I had to sit at the academy desk for 6 hours a day and figure out the design and coding on my own... I briefly wondered if this field really wasn't right for me. However, perhaps my desperate desire to get a job as a publisher was stronger? After extensive searching, I found the Inflearn Coding Works course. After reading reviews from students in similar situations as mine, I immediately purchased the instructor's course. Currently, I have less than 4 lectures left until completion. I've been listening to the instructor's lectures in my spare time over the past month. When I listened to the very first lecture, it was such a happy moment to finally understand the code I had been blindly copying without knowing why I was writing it that way. Right after finishing the government-funded program, I briefly considered whether I should hastily create a portfolio for just any company and get a job due to the pressure of needing to find employment quickly, but after taking the instructor's course, I regained my focus. I've realized that fundamentals are the most important, and I'm going to start over from the beginning. I'm going to steadily move forward following the roadmap the instructor posted on their blog toward employment. Thanks to the instructor's course, which came like rain during a drought, I'm happily attending lectures while checking in on Inflearn every day. Thank you so much for creating such a beautiful course!