It seems like a really informative and well-made lecture. I've taken a variety of lectures, but this lecture was really refreshing in many ways. I came to know about this lecture because I was interested in FastAPI and was looking for it... After taking this lecture, I realized that the important thing was not to learn the framework uniformly, but the async concept underlying the framework. I was moved three times in total: once because I could quickly taste FastAPI, once because I learned the important concepts underlying it, and once again because I got a sense of how to study on my own in the future...ㅠㅠ I'm currently taking the instructor's OOP lecture, and the common elements are: 1. Choosing concepts and frameworks that are trendy and important in the industry, 2. Breaking the concept (topic) into one lecture unit (+ each lecture is independent of each other), 3. A method that allows you to quickly understand and apply only the key points (is this true microlearning?), 4. A moderately fast pace that is not boring, 5. Friendly explanations in between so that no one gets lost, 6. Appropriate lecture length (I think the shorter the time it takes to convey the same knowledge, the better) 7. Structure of interesting practical content These are some of the elements that I really liked. I was very satisfied with the lecture, and please continue to make good lectures (faster) (more) in the future! :D Thank you! You worked hard~