Most online courses never get finished (~4% completion). Live cohorts get ~40%, roughly 10x higher. Live courses are the only courses people actually finish.
So we’re launching ByteByteGo Live.
I don't question the data. However, I code nights and weekends, and live courses are not possible. I'd be happy to pay the membership for recordings of quality courses that teach me how to accomplish real work with the agentic workflows and their deployment within our company and commercially
the 4% vs 40% gap checks out. I've bought a pile of self-paced courses and finished maybe two, but the couple live cohorts I joined I actually shipped something with. for tooling like Claude Code the real bottleneck isn't learning the commands, it's getting it to do real work in your actual repo — and that's the part a recording can't hand you.
I don't question the data. However, I code nights and weekends, and live courses are not possible. I'd be happy to pay the membership for recordings of quality courses that teach me how to accomplish real work with the agentic workflows and their deployment within our company and commercially
Finally, a course lineup that teaches you how to stop your AI agents from burning a hole in your wallet.
the 4% vs 40% gap checks out. I've bought a pile of self-paced courses and finished maybe two, but the couple live cohorts I joined I actually shipped something with. for tooling like Claude Code the real bottleneck isn't learning the commands, it's getting it to do real work in your actual repo — and that's the part a recording can't hand you.