I think it was a bit difficult because it went by a bit too quickly when refactoring the code I had previously used (subjective) However, since the lecture is about explaining quickly and learning through assignments, it can't be helped. Thanks to that, I was able to learn with View in a fun way. ++ The editing of the lecture video is very well done. Those who like a certain YouTuber idol group will find a funny Easter egg.

I'm learning something new, and I like that I can learn in detail!! The screen is organized neatly so it's easy to see, and it's organized so that it's easy to follow. It's organized so that it's easy to refer to when learning something new or when you're confused!!

It's great that the course is well-organized and runs according to the curriculum, from course planning to execution. It's not a course where you just show off your knowledge and the lecture is cut off if you make a mistake, but it's a great course that doesn't leave out even the smallest animation effects. In particular, it was great that it didn't just install with the npm package, but explained the basic principles and npm methods separately. This person's course is something I want to listen to again even if other information comes up.

- Editing: ★★★★★ 5.0 Artistic. Excellent level that goes without saying - Description: ★★★★☆ 4.5 Excellent. There are some parts where the quality of the concept explanation is lacking or rushed, but it does not miss out on going over the concept itself, and the lacking parts are covered with editing. - Self-directedness: ★★★★☆ 4.5 Excellent. At the end of each lecture, an assignment is given, and the correct answer is shown in the next lecture, so you can review it. It is well organized to fit the single purpose of creating a blog. - Lecture target selection: ★★★★_ 4.0 It is a bit disappointing. It seems that the target is considered to be beginners, but there are some parts where the concept explanation is subtly lacking. If you already know similar concepts, you can move on smoothly. - Recommended candidates: People who have experience using JavaScript in the workplace but have never used Vue.js; People who have used other UI frameworks and want to learn Vue.js; Beginner learners who are confident that they can learn concepts they do not understand by searching or asking the instructor; Employees of Inflearn Business member companies who need to use the course quickly in practice but find the official documentation too long to read it one by one

Thank you for explaining the difficult coding-related terms and content to non-majors in a really easy-to-understand way! I needed to study development in these difficult times when job preparation is difficult, and this lecture was just right for me. I'll listen to the next lecture when it comes out (I think you have a nice voice)