Every course produces a shipped artifact. One forkable repo, a lesson tree that walks the diff commit by commit, and an outcome you can put in production. Self-paced. No bootcamp filler.
You leave with a deployed thing, not a certificate.
Each lesson is a diff. Walk the changes, understand the why.
Decision-making, tradeoffs, operational reality — not syntax tutorials.
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From zero to a production deploy tool — the way NextDeploy was built.
Direct AWS SDK provisioning. No Terraform, no CDK. By the end you have a forkable Go CLI that ships a Next.js app to Lambda, CloudFront, S3, and SQS — and you understand every line.
Long-running processes done properly — the ram-reaper way.
Read /proc, handle signals, integrate with systemd, write logs that don't lie. This is the course I wish existed when I started writing system daemons.
Production-grade Go for African payment infrastructure.
Parse M-Pesa SMS transactions, reconcile against your ledger, and surface anomalies. Built from a real PesaStream subsystem — open-source, deploy-ready.