ㅋ.ㅋ) 1. I started Vue.js from the beginning, and it's good to do it in a classic way, 2. It's easy to break it down into short sections so I can say, "I have to study up to here!" and stop, so I don't feel burdened studying every day. 3. The detailed explanations and the questions and answers from the students are really good. I've been through the same situation or wondered about it. 4. Even though it overlaps a little with the perfect guide, this is great for review because there are people like me who watch it all the way through. There were a lot of times when I thought, "What was that?" 5. In fact, it was hard to get here at first. For someone who needs to make something quickly right now, the entire lecture takes quite a bit of time, so it's not a perfect recommendation, but after watching someone else's short (it may not be the Vue.js classic, but it was good at keeping the flow), I thought, "Oh, this is how it is!" and it seemed to come into my head faster. - So maybe, excluding the detailed concepts, instead of explaining the overall feeling with the students, it would be really good if you included a short lecture that only explains the flow(?). 6. After understanding the flow and doing this and that, you end up coming to Captain Pangyo's lecture ㅋㅋㅋㅋ There were many parts that I didn't understand well, and I wanted to know more, so I started reading again. I repeated it a bit.. Then, I could see how to do it along with the flow!