I'm a person who switched from a publisher to a front-end. I studied JavaScript to some extent and studied Vue, a framework with a low learning curve, and got a job. Since the company I got a job at said they use React, this lecture was on sale on April Fool's Day, and I liked the curriculum, so I registered without delay and listened to it before and after going to work, and finally finished it. (I think I would have done it faster if I had listened to it consistently. LOL) The introduction was long.. In conclusion, this lecture was so, so good!! I thought it was easy for beginners to follow~ The explanations were good, and the functions of the example project were functions that could be used in practice, so I was even more satisfied!! The part where you teach how to optimize and build was also really good~! Of course, there were some strange parts in the middle of the editing.. (Repeating one sentence multiple times..? The sound changed..? etc.), but I was able to understand it all~!! After listening to this lecture, React, which I always thought was difficult, is no longer scary~! Thank you so much! I need to study harder than this to become a great French developerㅋㅋ If you have plans for the next lecture, it would be good if you also gave lectures on state management like redux/redux-toolkit or next js/typescript~~ This is getting too long..ㅎ Anyway, thank you, instructor!!