It is absolutely wonderful the amount of value this community provides; yet, the "All Classroom Materials" class left me astonished. Big shout-out to @Corbin Brown for providing true value to help us learn more skills and earn more revenue, or whatever you are here trying to do. I appreciate having an opportunity to grow with all of you here.

On the 25th Day of December 2025, I had never considered developing apps or coding. I accidentally stumbled upon it while searching for a way to create handouts and workbooks with consistent branding and flow. I created a "document-folder" and began using VS Code on the 23rd. That night I wanted to play around with the website for the project I am working on and created a web app in less than two or three hours. For this initial project I used Horizons and Supabase. On the 26th, I learned about Emergent, and since then, I have built two more apps (60%) over the past week-and-a-half, during which I also learned about GitHub, Vercel, and other integrations. Then I found @Corbin Brown on the 7th; now I am understanding what AI has been doing for me, a better workflow and why I have been experimenting with these particular softwares. I am eager to gain as much knowledge as possible from this community. It's going to be a wonderful year. Thanks for being here.

This post is inspired from @Sj Tsai https://www.skool.com/ai-for-your-business/ranting-im-struggling-with-cursor-i-felt-really-tempted-to-pay-for-antigravity I write this not to be mean, not to sound patronizing, but I write this to give perspective. We are building software. When I first started building software at 12, there were times I would be stuck on the same problem for days. It would require me to review the code line by line. Read forums, go to Reddit, make a Stack Overflow post. Then go back to that exact same problem and try again. We are talking 10+ hour days on the same problem. At some point, the eureka effect would happen, and I would solve it. But only after X amount of days working on it. I say this for you to realize that if you are getting frustrated after just one day of bad code outputs, try two weeks on the same problem. Learning compounds, so I can guarantee you, @Sj Tsai , if you stick to it, those same annoying and bad code outputs you receive now will be a walk in the park one year from now. Perspective. The same thing that would have taken me a week to code in the past, 7 days, now takes me three hours. AI is such an accelerator now that I was able to build out enterprise level software in eight weeks. 200K lines of code. Lean in now, learn the skill now.

I made a challenge with my brother to launch a profitable app by next month but I don't know from where I should start, can someone please redirect me to win the chalenge please ?