Some news: today I'm officially sunsetting @courselift π
I starting building CourseLift about 2 years ago and have been using it myself ever since
But recently it has become clear that it's not the right business to be working on
More detail here: https://t.co/F7cRz9ccbL
@kylegawley @howtocode_io Thanks for the mention Robert!
Kyleβit would be awesome to hear about some of the specific things youβre looking for in a service. Want to make things flexible where possible π
Managed to get an early look @courselift during the livestream yesterday and it's π₯π₯π₯
@ryanchenkie showed me how he's structuring courses and brands to work perfectly for course creators, and we integrated custom domains with @approximatedapp, all in the same hour π
I've been working on the student experience side of @courselift and it's starting to shape up nicely π
I'll have number of themes available for authors to apply to their courses. This is the first one.
Testing it out with a GraphQL course brand I might work on some day π
I put together a video showing the architecture and code for the file uploads spot.
Still more work to do on it but the base is there π
https://t.co/byVFAMwnNU
I've made $200,000 from teaching programming online.
I believe everyone can make meaningful revenue teaching what they know.
But it's hard.
Today I'm starting a new journey to make it easier for course authors to earn.
π Announcing: @courselift
https://t.co/nlvuJzKgNG