Ship Your Tool
Turn a thing that works on your laptop into a public artefact someone else can run, read and trust — and find out what keeping it alive actually costs.
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What "shipped" actually means
Start the first lessonUnit 1 Shipped Means Someone Else Can Run It
- What "shipped" actually means
- The README nobody has to ask you about
- Configuration for someone else's machine
- Licence, attribution, and what you may publish
Practice Check · Unit 1 A short check · cannot be failed Start
Unit 2 Production Discipline
- CI keeps checking when you stop remembering
- What you actually installed
- The security pass before anything is public
- Errors you can see from outside
Practice Check · Unit 2 A short check · cannot be failed Start
Unit 3 Operations
- Deploy so that rolling back is boring
- Knowing it broke before someone tells you
- Quota in production
- The final review
Practice Check · Unit 3 A short check · cannot be failed Start
Unit 4 Continuity, and the Wall
- What breaks while you are not looking
- The continuity wall
- Showing it to someone
- What you can now do, and what the exam checks
Practice Check · Unit 4 A short check · cannot be failed Start
Last Course exam
One exam, the whole course Unlocks when you have read all 16 lessons
Passing it earns the course certificate. It also counts toward the Builder track (course 13 of 13): pass every course exam in a track to earn its track certificate.