I am aspiring to become a developer as a non-computer science major, and like many non-majors, I wrestle daily with the biggest concerns: 'How do I start? How should I study? Is what I'm studying correct?' I study every day, grappling with these worries and stress. Even after searching online, the information on what exactly to do is vague, which made me question every day if I was on the right path. However, listening to the instructor's lecture, they pinpointed the very concerns that non-majors struggle with the most, turning my worries into non-issues. Seeing the instructor's journey from a chef to a developer, realizing it wasn't an easy path but they became a developer through hard work, gives me a lot of strength too. Not only did they provide realistic advice, but they also shared essential tips for portfolios and interviews, which are crucial for job preparation. That was incredibly helpful. Based on this, I will develop myself and become an excellent developer like the instructor. I highly recommend this to all non-CS major aspiring developers who are currently lost and don't know what to do!!!!~~~~