The community opens when the course does.
We are not going to point you at an empty room and call it a community. It launches alongside the first cohort, with the people actually working through the build in it.
Built around what you are building
A community attached to a build course is not a chat room. It is people stuck on the same module, comparing labs, and posting the thing that finally worked at two in the morning.
Async by default
Written threads and recorded office hours, not a live calendar you have to organize your week around. Most of the people this is for have a job.
Small on purpose, at first
The first cohort will be deliberately limited. A community of thirty people who are all actually building beats three thousand lurkers.
In the meantime
Everything on the learning side is already open and free. No account, no waiting, no community required.
Want in on the first cohort?
The waitlist sees the curriculum, the hardware spec, and founding cohort pricing first, and it is how we decide how many seats to open.