Open Source Teachable, Thinkific, Podia alternative 👨🏫Create/Sell Courses, Digital Downloads And Build All Sorts Of Learning Portals.
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CourseLit retweeted
@CourseLit’s marketing site, email sequences, and community all run on CourseLit itself.
We’re building a world-class product for everyone, by using it ourselves first.
Vercel’s AI products like @v0, Agent, and AI Gateway are built on Vercel.
🥵 Before: global accelerators (AGA), load balancers (NLB), TLS ingress (Nginx), Kubernetes (EKS / Karpenter), EC2, Terraform…
🌊 After: Fluid and 𝚐𝚒𝚝 𝚙𝚞𝚜𝚑
How to build your own Gateway, globally distributed, processing trillions of tokens:
CourseLit retweeted
CourseLit @courselit — Create, sell, and manage online courses with ease
⭐ Stars: 705
🔗 Forks: 150
⏩ Last commit: 1 day ago
⌛ First commit: 5 years ago
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CourseLit retweeted
My Open Source LMS @CourseLit just crossed 700 stars on GitHub. 🎉
Help me make it reach more people, so that they can start their knowledge selling businesses easily.
If you have a GitHub account, give your fellow indie project a star.
github.com/codelitdev/course…
CourseLit retweeted
👀 **Looking for feedback**
The following screencast shows how the communities are supposed to work in @CourseLit.
In the screencast, you also get a sneak peek of the new payment plans system.
Let us know what you think and if there is any particular use case you have.
CourseLit retweeted
Open Source Alternative To Teachable, Thinkific and Podia - @courselit click.10words.io/click?appId…
CourseLit retweeted
CourseLit (@courselit) is live!
"Sell online courses and digital downloads from you"
Check out the product here: simplelister.com/product/cou…
CourseLit retweeted
Medialit.cloud's site is built using @CourseLit.
Hence, I didn't have to:
- Build a marketing site from scratch
- Build or host a blogging software
This weekend, I wrote a blog post to do some SEO for medialit.cloud.
Expecting it to generate some inbound traffic, so that I can make the audience "solution aware".
Blog post: medialit.cloud/blog/upload-f…
CourseLit retweeted
A good typography is everything when it comes to the text content. ✅
Today, I got around to ironing out the rough edges in @CourseLit's text content display.
CourseLit retweeted
Quickly built a newsletter signup page for my wife's YouTube channel in 2 minutes, using @CourseLit. 🚀
It's quite amazing to see that we've build something so powerful. 💪
CourseLit retweeted
Last week, I did a lot of reading on the ideal blog width for easy reads.
Based on that, I have shipped a change to @CourseLit where the blog posts are going to be 640-800 pixels.
Here is how it looks on codelit.dev👇
CourseLit retweeted
Just shipped: API Keys Management in @CourseLit.
Now, you can send data to CourseLit from your custom apps via REST APIs.
The first API endpoint allows you to create users on CourseLit.
Documentation coming soon.
CourseLit retweeted
Finally, 500 ⭐ on GitHub on @CourseLit repo.🎉
Here is what it can do 👇
- Create/Sell courses and digital downloads and publish blogs on your own branded website.
- An open-source alternative to Teachable, Thinkific, Podia and the likes.
CourseLit retweeted
One is custom coded and the other is built using @CourseLit.
Let me know what you think.
CourseLit retweeted
if you are new to swe and feel you are bad at your job, you are probably right
ask yourself
what am i bad at?
how can i improve?
what should i learn one level deeper?
stop being helpless, blaming imposter syndrome, you are bad and that is ok. you can get better
CourseLit retweeted
The problem with Magic links:
The users need to have access to their mails on the same device from where they are trying to log into your app.
Solution:
Magic codes! They are short and can be easily typed by simply grokking over the mail content.
PS It is coming to @CourseLit
CourseLit retweeted
Responsive grids are coming to @CourseLit pages. 👀
#buildinpublic
CourseLit retweeted
If you have searching for an open source alternative to Teachable, Thinkific or Podia, checkout @CourseLit
PS: I am constantly adding new features to the platform.