Uvin Vindula

I am a software engineer. Most of my work is building systems for businesses: web applications, the plumbing that joins a company's tools together, and increasingly the AI pieces that sit inside those systems.

The classes exist because of a pattern I kept meeting. Owners had already bought the tools and already read the articles, and were still stuck, because nobody had ever sat with them on their own work for two hours. That is not a knowledge problem. It is a supervision problem, and it does not survive contact with a recorded course.

So the format is deliberately narrow. One real task you bring. Two hours. Up to 24 other people. You build the thing on your own files while I work through every step live, and you leave owning it.

What you walk out able to do

Describe a job in your own words and have it done the same way every week without you touching it. You are not renting a skill from me. You build the thing yourself, on your own files, and you leave understanding it well enough to change it when your business changes — which it will, and that is usually where bought solutions quietly stop working.

Nobody in these sessions writes code. The people who get the most out of two hours are not the technical ones. They are the ones who arrive knowing exactly which job they are sick of doing.

Check the work

Everything below is mine and is public. Read it before you send anyone money.