Hi, I bought Full Stack Developer course few years ago and i want to access the course, but the course disappeared on my account. I have email to [email protected] but no one reply. Is there any way i can access the course?

Where are you from? Virginia, USA Tell us something about you? I'm a developer with mainly backend experience. Recently, I picked up Java What do you hope to achieve here? I hope to learn the latest trending concepts like AWS, and perhaps become more Full stack. And being able to ask any questions I have while coding Which platform brought you here? Youtube

Are there more tutorials for more advanced Java concepts? I found this page via The functional programming tutorial, which, by the way is great. All the concepts are explained clearly in a short maner w/o having to watch mutipile videos on the different concepts on functional programming. And even clearly states the difference b/w declarative and imperative programming. I'm hoping to find more advanced concepts like that, And eventually start AWS as its becoming more prevalent in job requirments

I just dropped a new video where I build a complete SaaS application using Claude Code — from an empty directory to a fully working product with auth, payments, and a dashboard. No boilerplate. No manual coding. Just natural language prompts. Here's what the final app includes: • Next.js frontend with Shadcn + Tailwind • Supabase auth and database • Stripe lifetime payments • Email waitlist with admin dashboard • CSV export for collected emails • Referral system and analytics What made this different from my experience with other AI tools is how Claude Code handles the planning phase. Before writing a single line of code, it asked me to choose my stack, confirm features, and review the full architecture. Then it built everything including migrations, API routes, UI component in one session. I also walk through running it locally with Supabase + Docker so you can test everything before deploying. If you're building a SaaS (or thinking about it), this workflow is worth seeing.

How are you adapting these days because of AI? Or are you scared?