Answers to the Questions We Actually Get

It depends on the course. We tag everything clearly: Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced. Our beginner tracks assume you know basic HTML/CSS and have written a little JavaScript. If you've completed any bootcamp or spent a few months self-teaching, you're ready for our core catalog. We don't have courses for absolute beginners with zero code experience — there are better resources for that stage.

You need a code editor (VS Code is recommended), a terminal, and the necessary runtime environments for the course stack (e.g., Node.js, Python, or Go). We provide a detailed "Setup Guide" in the first lesson of every course that walks you through installing everything correctly.

Use the "Level" tags (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced) and "Tech Stack" filters on the course catalog. If you're unsure, start with our "Foundations" track, which is designed to bridge the gap between watching tutorials and building real applications.

Most core courses take 4-8 weeks to complete, requiring 20-30 hours of focused work. However, because our courses are project-based, you can move faster if you have more time or slower if you're learning part-time. There is no strict deadline, but we recommend sticking to a weekly schedule to maintain momentum.

Yes. Free users receive self-checks against a rubric. Pro and Team users receive structured code reviews from instructors and senior peers. We look at architecture, logic, error handling, and best practices — not just whether the tests pass.

Absolutely. You have lifetime access to the course codebase. If you want to revisit a project after taking a new course that covers a better way to solve the same problem, you can clone the repo and rebuild it with your new knowledge.

Yes. You can cancel your subscription at any time. You will retain access to the full catalog until the end of your current billing period. No cancellation fees, no questions asked.

Yes. We offer a 20% discount for students and educators with a valid .edu email address. You can apply this discount during checkout.

We offer a 14-day no-questions-asked refund on all individual course purchases. If you feel the course isn't a good fit, email us within two weeks for a full refund.

The Pro Plan unlocks the full catalog, offline downloads, priority code review, and access to our "Ship It" community challenges. It removes ads and gives you access to all future course updates.

Yes. Pro and Team plan members can download all video lessons and course materials to their device for offline viewing. This is perfect for learning on the commute or in areas with spotty internet.

You submit your project as a Pull Request (PR) to our review queue. Instructors review your code for architecture, security, and performance. You receive detailed feedback within 48 hours, along with suggestions for improvement.

Team plans use centralized billing via Stripe or direct invoicing for Enterprise customers. You can manage seat counts, add/remove users, and view usage analytics from a single dashboard.

Yes. Our Enterprise plan includes the ability to request custom curricula tailored to your specific hiring needs or internal tech stack. We work with engineering teams from 5 to 500 to build learning paths that fill specific skill gaps.