Now I wanna make sure
that you get the most out of this course,
and that, of course, starts at watching the videos.
It's a video on demand course,
so obviously the videos matter.
You should watch them,
but you should watch them at your pace.
Use those video player controls to speed me up if I'm going
to slow for your taste or slow me down if I'm going to fast.
Also, feel free to pause and rewind if needed.
It's a on-demand course,
and it's totally normal that you wanna repeat certain videos
or concepts that somethings maybe not clear immediately,
or that you forgot about a certain concept.
So definitely take advantage of the fact
that you can watch any video as often as you want,
and therefore, in general, you should take your time
and make sure that you really go through
this course at your pace
so that you really get the most out of this course.
All that being said, though,
you will learn the most if you don't just watch the videos,
but if you instead also practice what you learned.
And therefore, I can only encourage you
that you pause the videos frequently
and that you simply try out the next steps on your own
or that you revisit course projects
after a couple of days or weeks,
that you try rebuilding them
without watching the video at the same time.
And of course, also build your own demo projects.
Build a simplified Amazon clone,
something like this because that will allow you
to practice what you learned,
and that's ultimately how you will get the most
out of a course.
Now, of course, when following along
and when writing your own code,
it's possible that you get stuck and that you need help.
And therefore, attached to this lecture,
you find a link to a GitHub repository
where you find various code snapshots
for all the course sections in this course
and some other attachments as well that allow you
to compare your code to mine in case you are getting stuck
and in case you are getting some strange errors.
You can take a look at my code there
and then find out where your code differs
and where your error might be coming from.
In addition, this course comes with a Q&A section
where you can, of course, ask questions.
But you should not just ask questions
instead you should also try to answer questions
because you'll learn much more if you are forced
to think about a problem and come up with a solution.
And if your solution is wrong, that's no problem.
You'll get corrected and you'll learn again.
But definitely try to help each other.
In addition, also, feel free to join my free Discord Server,
where you will find many like-minded developers
so that you can learn and grow together.