Idea se safe MVP launch tak ka shortest practical path.
Best for: First product build ya technical team manage kar rahe founders
- The four parts of every computer
- Variables, types and conditions
- URLs, DNS and what a browser really does
- Components, routing and local state
- APIs, JSON and CRUD
- APIs, JSON and status codes
- Passwords, logins and who is allowed in
- Git, commits and branches
- Payments, pricing and the compliance you cannot skip
- Transactional email and notifications that users can trust
Start route AI feature ko demo nahi, dependable product banaiye.
Best for: AI-enabled product ya coding agent use karne wale builders
- Loops, functions, collections and state
- Keys, webhooks and depending on other people's services
- Briefing an AI agent: requirements and acceptance criteria
- How an LLM actually works: tokens, context and hallucination
- How a model is made: data, pretraining, fine-tuning and RLHF
- Why AI needs a GPU: VRAM, quantisation and what your laptop can run
- AI builders, Codex and Claude Code: choose the right level of leverage
- Context engineering, MCP and reliable tool calling
- Why tests exist, and which kinds are worth paying for
- Secrets, .env files and config you can rotate
Start route Developer conversations, bugs aur architecture ko confidently samjhiye.
Best for: Non-technical founders aur product operators
- Operating systems, files and processes
- Languages, libraries, frameworks and runtimes
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript and the request/response deal
- Forms, responsive layout and accessibility
- Databases, SQL, storage and who is allowed in
- Tables, relations and what a database really is
- APIs, JSON and status codes
- Pull requests, review and merge conflicts
- Debugging: reading an error and narrowing it down
- Logs, metrics and traces: seeing inside a running app
Start route Slow, fragile app ko measurable aur resilient system banaiye.
Best for: Traction milne ke baad reliability improve karne wale founders
- Servers, serverless, containers and the cloud
- Latency, caching and why things feel slow
- Why tests exist, and which kinds are worth paying for
- Logs, metrics and traces: seeing inside a running app
- HTTPS, secrets, attacks and backups
- Indexes, migrations and keeping data healthy
- Feature flags: ship quietly, turn on slowly
- Background jobs: work that should not happen while the user waits
- Documents a team actually runs on
- SEO and discoverability for search and answer engines
Start route