The explanations are clear, and you provide a great overview of the big picture! I'm looking forward to the future lectures as well~

This is a useful course for quickly acquiring the basics of LangChain.

The instructor worked very hard... However, if you are a non-major, or if you majored in computer science but graduated more than 10 years ago, or if you simply don't have a "coding brain," you should boldly give up on this and take an introductory course instead. I forced myself to sit through it... thinking I might finally understand it after listening about five times.

The teaching skills are severely lacking. It was said to be easy, but it's unsuitable for beginners. You've lost your beginner's mindset, moving on while only you understand.

It was an efficient lecture that clearly pointed out the core essentials in an easy-to-understand way! At the same time, it wasn't shallow or superficial at all, and I was able to grasp the concepts well. Thanks to this great lecture, I was able to build and complete the chatbot I wanted to make. Since then, I even implemented a Knowledge Graph into that project and achieved results, so this lecture has truly been a huge stepping stone for me. My skills improved as I followed along. I'm going to take Jason's other lectures too!!! I look forward to more great lectures that make our time valuable. I also really need an LLM Evaluation lecture ><

This lecture provides a great summary of the core points. It doesn't seem to be intended for beginners.

Thank you..

I listened to this when I knew nothing about LLM concepts and didn't understand it well at first, but listening to it again after studying LLM a bit, I realize it's a masterpiece lecture.

It is a bit difficult.

It is good for beginners to learn about information that is unfamiliar or difficult to understand. However, additional study while referring to the official documentation is necessary.