People constantly ask me "how do you ship so fast" but when I tell them the answer they'll usually say "B..bu.. but that's not the right way to do things!!!"

The obsession with doing things "the right way" is the reason many devs haven't shipped a single project. I don't want to only teach you about a technology stack. Technology stacks come and go.

I want to teach you fullstack development, but to also change your mindset about development overall. I'll show you two magical lines of code that at first will make you scream in agony, punch some drywall, have a shower and a drink and ask for a full refund. But after a while you'll realize that I just changed your webdev game forever.

I've always had a single goal: to ship apps and bring value to the end user. I want to teach you how to do that without getting obsessed and getting lost in useless metrics, arbitrary numbers, optimizing your bundle size, network requests, and stuff that doesn't matter.

ThOuGhTLeAdErS will fill your head with nonsense that doesn't matter when shipping an app. Will it scale? Will it rerender? Is it memoized? Is it optimized enough? Will it fetch 1 extra kb of data? Will it load in 0.1 ms when a user in an igloo on 2G connection loads it on an old Android phone? None of this matters if you want to ship. You're not Facebook.