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Когда речь заходит о формальном образовании, возникает интересный парадокс. С одной стороны, кажется, что человек, углубленно занимающийся учебой, должен быть непременно умным. Ведь он постоянно расширяет горизонты своего знания, стремясь к новым высотам образованности. Но, с другой стороны, не скрывает ли это неудачу в достижении успеха с первой попытки?

An interesting paradox emerges when discussing formal education. On one hand, it seems that a person deeply engaged in learning must be inherently intelligent, as they are continuously expanding their knowledge horizons, aiming for new educational heights. On the other hand, does this not mask a failure to achieve success on the first try?

My initial encounter with Korean education was Language courses at Hanshin University in Osan, a small university in a provincial town hours away from Seoul. Before this, I had never studied foreign languages, having received only a mediocre English education at a Russian university.

My name is Alexander, and I live in South Korea. Perhaps you have been thinking more about moving to another country lately - this is facilitated by both globalization and the current political situation in the world. My experience might not be for everyone, as I had certain advantages in the immigration process, but the difficulties I faced initially await most expats.

In the constantly evolving landscape of web development, real-time data transmission plays a crucial role. While WebSocket has been a popular choice for full-duplex communication, another less talked about but equally powerful technology exists: Server-Sent Events (SSE). In this post, we will dive into what SSE is and how you can use it in your web applications.