I think you are having a hard time because the learning curve (difficulty) of React suddenly increased in the Redux part. Even before Redux came out, React wasn't that difficult.... ㅜㅜ I'm sorry. Since this is my first lecture, I tried to include everything at first, so I think there are side effects. I will have to make an introductory lecture for beginners after the Kubernetes shopping mall lecture that I am currently planning is over. I personally planned the current lecture based on several introductory lectures... I didn't know it would be this difficult... My personal fault was that I didn't plan a lecture that even beginners can approach. ㅠㅠ In the future, I will make free lectures(?) HTML, CSS lectures (including supplementary materials, and make them faithful... I also felt for the first time through this lecture that students want a lot of lecture summary materials... ㅜㅜ) and I feel a sense of mission to make a lecture that is easy for you to get started with, so I will end Monday night. I'll end this night by promising to give my students a lecture using HTML and CSS (of course, it's not necessary...). ㅠㅠ I'm so busy with work as the end of the year approaches. ㅠㅠ ps. Recommended lecture course: After learning HTML and CSS -> Basic JavaScript lecture -> Creating a todo list with React I recommend you try this much. Most of the lecture courses mentioned above have free lectures. There are many free lectures on Inflearn, so I recommend you learn them. ps2. For your information, when I was learning React, the Redux part was so difficult that I learned state management -> graphql -> vue -> with pure React... but in the end... I came back to Redux all over again... If you just know Redux, making a website is really easy and fun.

I am interested in MERN stack, so I will continue to purchase or watch Mr. Sapple's MERN stack lectures. I would really appreciate it if you could give me a beginner's lecture. I will wait!!