The difficulty level of the lecture is disappointing!

Now I'm back to writing a review. There are many bad lectures on the market, and many good ones, and I've seen countless books, sites, and lectures. I really recommend this lecture based on the Bloc pattern Cubit. I'll write down a few things I felt after listening to the lecture and completing the practical training. <Advantages> 1> Covers almost all of the core knowledge you need to know in Flutter ~ Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firebastore, Firebase Storage ~ State management: Cubit ~ Important controls: PageView, SliderBar ~ Modeling: JsonSerializable, Equatable 2> The instructor's passion is great! ~ Willingness to explain in as much detail as possible to Flutter beginners. ~ Samples with almost no errors <Disappointing parts> ~ For those who have some experience with Flutter, it feels a bit disorganized Example) Not finishing one source at once, frequent modifications and improvements due to added functions Of course, some people may see the disadvantages as advantages, but overall, I think it is a really great lecture and I could feel the instructor's efforts and will to convey. If there are additional lectures planned, I would like to see the following parts covered. ~ Social authentication other than Google and Apple (email/password, Kakao, YouTube, etc.) ~ Processing with Bloc instead of Cubit ~ Introduction to various useful packages and components ~ Other examples of authentication processes ~ Other use cases of paging processing Lastly, thank you for providing a great lecture. Thanks to you, many of the questions I had were resolved.

First of all.... I would like to say thank you very much.. 1. Currently, my company is only managing state with setStatus without an app developer, so I am facing errors every day. While listening to the free lecture of the man who develops state management, I am currently refactoring all setStatus to bloc and it was very helpful. ㅠㅠ. 2. After using goRouter in the lecture, the lecturer will teach you the core of goRoter in a concise lecture! (My company uses AutoRouter, but goRouter seems much better..ㅠㅠ) 3. And when creating a model, using JsonSearlizable instead of frezzed gives good code flexibility and I think it's really good!! *** Conclusion: With this one lecture, you can solve problems without any major issues in practice..!!! And the Q&A was very fast, so I was able to solve it right away~