It's pretty difficult to follow along when the course isn't moving "laterally". What I mean by that, are things being explained in real time rather than making structs at the moment and then being explained later. Do you have any recommendations for how to go about keeping up with this in mind?
Hey lane, Compiler development isnt a walk in the park its a very difficult topic so I am not surprised you are facing difficulties. I understand your frustration but you should just stick with it, this is a best selling course and its very long as we cover a lot of detail. You know as it stands this course is 38 hours long so a lot of detail is covered. If your not getting the detail are you skipping the theory lectures. As generally I have an entire presentation made and then we do the practical later. If your skipping some lectures then this could be why your having trouble now. Some students will skip a lecture or two now and again but I highly recommend people don't do that because a lot of content is covered 38 hours worth.
If you can explain a particular senario I would be able to assist further but from your question it seems more like some feedback that your struggling with the course. My recommendation is to ensure your watching all the content. If you are doing that then my recommendation is to ask any questions you have here so I can further clairfy.