Hey everybody, congratulations on finishing the Interactivity with JavaScript course. I hope you're really proud of what you've done so far, and excited to keep learning more. However, I do want to warn you right now that what we've covered in this class, you're still considered what we call a noob or newbie. So in order to really advance your skills, you're going to need to keep working. But the good news is is that learning the basics of any programming language, whether it's Python, JavaScript, some other type of scripting language. Is that it makes you feel like you've really done something that can last a long time. And it's true because these different concepts of variables, arrays, functions, and looping, these are concepts that repeat everywhere else. So now that you've just begun programming, you'll find that learning new languages is actually easier. Now, we've done a lot of client side processing. So I just wanna talk to you one more time about the idea that what we've learned in this course is really only part of the picture. Learning about server side code, or kind of hardcore programming, is something that you'll need to explore on your own in other courses if you decide that the coding part is what you really enjoy of web design. This full stack or back end programming, they can help you with this, but it does require additional resources beyond what most people find on their laptop or phone. So, what should you do next then? Well, I hope you continue to practice your skills, because unlike HTML, and CSS, and some other components of web design, with JavaScript, if you don't use it, you're absolutely going to lose it. You lose these ideas. You forget about checking the console. You forget about the logical errors you made earlier. What you can do now, if you wanna make sure you're still keeping your skills sharp, is think about joining a meet up, or offering your skills as a TA at different workshops. You might also want to consider learning jQuery. jQuery is an extremely powerful and popular programming language that's built up from the basics of JavaScript. However, I always encourage my students to understand just at least the nuances of JavaScript before you jump into jQuery because it can make your learning curve so much easier. Of course, the other thing I must mention is that if you want to do more, I hope you'll join us in our Responsive Design course that we're doing in this web development for everybody's specialization. So whether you're done and you hope to never code again, or you're really excited and you wanna do more. I can't say anything else but thank you for joining me in this course. And thank you to everyone who was on the message boards mentoring each other and encouraging each other. Good luck.