I'm a developer. Most of what I build now goes through Claude Code, including
the software my own business runs on, and I build it where you can see it, the
parts that go wrong included.
The opinion this place runs on: most of the SaaS a small business pays for every
month is one table and four buttons. The admin panel where somebody changes an
order status. The CRM for a car wash holding a client name, an amount, a deal
stage and a reminder to call. Building those cost real money for twenty years,
which was the only reason to rent them, and that reason is gone.
So we build them here instead. Nobody mentions that the first version an agent
writes falls over the week it meets real users, and that a backend engineer
charges seventy to a hundred forty an hour to work out why. Everything in the
classroom exists to keep you out of that invoice, down to the templates I use on
paid client work.
Introduce yourself and name the subscription you'd rather own.