Learn Web3 Through Live Sessions
We run interactive webinars every month where you can ask questions and work through real blockchain challenges alongside experienced builders. Most folks walk away with clearer ideas about what they can actually build.
Register for Next Session
Coming Up in 2025
We've scheduled sessions through November. Registration opens six weeks before each session, and spots usually fill within the first ten days.
Building Your First Smart Contract
We'll write a simple contract together and deploy it on testnet. You'll need basic JavaScript knowledge and about two hours.
DApp Architecture Patterns
How to structure a decentralized app that doesn't frustrate users. We'll look at three projects and discuss what worked and what failed.
Security Basics That Matter
Elva Lindstrom walks through common vulnerabilities she's seen in code reviews. Includes a checklist you can actually use.
Who Runs These Sessions
Our instructors split time between building projects and teaching. They've all shipped production code and understand where beginners typically get stuck.
Jasper Thorvald
Protocol Development
Built consensus mechanisms for two layer-2 projects. He explains complex concepts by drawing diagrams and doesn't move forward until questions stop coming.
Elva Lindstrom
Smart Contract Security
Audited contracts for sixteen DeFi platforms since 2021. She shares real vulnerabilities from projects that got exploited, which makes the risks concrete rather than abstract.
How Our Sessions Work
We tried lecture-style sessions early on and watched everyone zone out after forty minutes. So we restructured everything around active participation.
Live Coding Sessions
You write code alongside the instructor. We pause every fifteen minutes for questions and debugging help. Most sessions run ninety to 120 minutes.
- Shared coding environment where everyone can see progress
- Breakout rooms for troubleshooting specific errors
- Repository with starter code and completed examples
- Recording available within 24 hours
Problem-Solving Workshops
We present a realistic challenge and work through solutions together. You'll see how experienced developers think through architecture decisions.
- Small groups tackle different approaches
- Discussion of trade-offs and limitations
- Code review of submitted solutions
- Follow-up materials with alternative implementations
What Participants Actually Build
After completing three to five sessions, most people have working code they can show others. Not polished products, but functional demonstrations that prove they understand the fundamentals.
We track what happens six months after completion. The numbers show consistent patterns about who continues building and who moves on to other interests.