Unlearn leaves beta on Tuesday

Hey,

Wow. We're humbled by how the weekend went, and proud of it.

More than 6,400 developers joined the Free Weekend, and we got a lot of feedback and ideas for where to go next. Helping this many developers at such an important moment in our careers is an amazing feeling.

It was a big success for the platform, and we're ready for the next step in our plan: on Tuesday, Unlearn leaves beta.

The Free Weekend deal, 27% off Unlearn Plus, stays open until then. We know... many of you need a manager's approval that you couldn't get on a Sunday.

We opened Unlearn in March with one promise: AI changes how we build software every week, and you shouldn't have to spend your weekends keeping up.

So we do that work for you, full time, and turn it into lessons you can use on Monday morning. Six months in, here's where that stands:

I'm Alex Kyriakidis. My team at BitterBrains also makes Certificates.dev, Vue School and FrontendNation, and more than 2 million developers have learned with us.

Today most of our energy goes into Unlearn and the AI Certification, week in, week out, because the job is changing faster than ever and nobody should have to figure it out alone.

Leaving beta means we're speeding up. We're going all in: two new deep dives, Context Engineering for Coding Agents and Building Agent Skills, launched this week, and eight more courses are on the way.

And every week there's a new Radar with everything that changed in AI dev, so you keep up without the noise, along with new lessons, courses, workflows, tools, tutorials, you name it. Everything you'll ever need as a dev.

Two in three say reviewing AI-written code is slow or shaky

That comes from the 4,450 developers who answered our Free Weekend survey. There's a course on Unlearn for exactly that:

Also only in Plus: Debugging and Performance, Refactoring, Merging and Deploying and RAG for Real-World AI Applications.

Congrats on being early,

Alex Kyriakidis

CEO, Vue School and Unlearn