Learning

Polish podcast by Łukasz Szydło on software architecture, DDD, event-driven design and how teams actually build systems. Episodes carry the site's own series as a `topic`.

Anthropic's official course catalogue on Skilljar — free, self-paced. Ordered as a builder's path: the 101s first, then Claude Code, the API, MCP, and the agent primitives. The AI Fluency courses follow. Variants aimed at educators, students, nonprofits and small businesses are deliberately not tracked.

How JavaScript actually works underneath — engine internals (shapes, inline caches, prototype optimisation), the event loop, and the language features that surprise people. Plus two reference repos worth working through rather than reading once.

YouTube talks and walkthroughs on Claude, agents and AI-assisted development. Short — mostly 12–30 minutes — so these are the pick-one-up-when-you-have-a-gap pile.

Tools for running and working with LLMs — local inference, model selection, hardware fit. Things to try and keep, rather than articles to read once.

Official Claude certification exams, sat through Pearson VUE. Goals rather than material — the study for them lives in the Anthropic courses group. Grouped by role: Practitioner, Developer, Architect; Foundations before Professional.

Git beyond the six commands everyone actually uses — rebasing, history surgery, recovery.