Ten shelves, one craft

Deep, project-driven courses on the languages developers actually ship with: C++, C#, F#, JavaScript, TypeScript, Lua, Python, Rust and Go. Every course pairs the syntax with the mental model, so you understand how the compiler or interpreter really treats your code. You finish able to read unfamiliar codebases, not just follow along with one.

Front-end and full-stack courses covering modern JavaScript and TypeScript, React, Vue, Node.js, Laravel and Tailwind CSS. You build real interfaces, wire them to real APIs, and learn the performance and accessibility work that separates a demo from a product. Testing and deployment are part of the course, not an afterthought.

Practical machine-learning and applied-AI courses for developers who want working systems rather than lecture notes. You learn the maths only where it changes a decision, then build classifiers, recommenders, retrieval pipelines and agents you can actually deploy. Every project runs on a laptop — no cluster required.

Structured courses on writing prompts that hold up under load: role framing, constraints, few-shot design, evaluation and guardrails. You learn to measure prompt quality instead of guessing at it, and to build chains and agents that fail predictably. ChatGPT, Claude and open models are covered side by side so the technique survives a model change.

Curated packs of production prompts for coding, code review, documentation, marketing copy, research and image generation. Each pack ships with the reasoning behind every prompt, the variables to swap and honest notes on where it breaks. Priced as micro-purchases so you can pick up exactly the set you need.

Gameplay-first courses that get something on screen in the first module and keep it running to the last. You cover movement, collision, state machines, save systems, UI and shipping builds using C#, C++, Lua or GDScript. The focus is on finishing small games rather than starting large ones.

Courses on C++, C and Rust at the systems layer: ownership, allocators, cache behaviour, threads, atomics and the operating-system interfaces you call every day. You profile real programs and fix real bottlenecks rather than reading about them. Ideal preparation for engine, embedded and infrastructure work.

SQL, schema design, indexing, analytics and data pipelines taught with datasets big enough to hurt. You learn to read a query plan, choose the right index and run migrations safely against a live table. PostgreSQL, MySQL and the analysis tooling that sits on top are all covered.

Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, observability and cloud deployment for developers who own their own releases. You build a pipeline from commit to production, then break it on purpose and learn to read the logs. Everything is vendor-neutral first, with provider specifics called out where they genuinely differ.

Portfolio reviews, interview preparation, rate setting, proposals and client management for developers going independent or levelling up. You leave with a portfolio that gets replies, a coding-interview routine you can repeat, and contract templates you can send the same day. Written by engineers who have hired and been hired.