Lectures

Tommy gets his first real assignment: build a landing page from the client’s reference and put it on the internet by evening. And then it turns out that “it opens on my machine” and “people can see it” are not at all the same thing.

Alex teaches Tommy how to break the murky lump of “make it good” into separate, understandable tasks — and shows that half the battle is asking the right question.

Alex breaks down, piece by piece, what a server, IP, domain, path, and hosting are — and leads Tommy to the key word of the day: deploy, the bridge between “works on my machine” and “opens for everyone.”

Alex introduces Tommy to plugins — ready-made all-inclusive skill bundles that you install with a single command from the catalog. And he gives a bonus trick: build a page from a screenshot image.

Practice: Tommy brings the landing page to the reference in three steps, polishes it with a design plugin, and publishes it to the internet through a deployment skill — and for the first time sees his page alive on someone else’s phone.

Five level articles in one list: from a file on your computer to a public link, the line between a static site and a backend, how to pick a plugin and install it safely, how to turn a screenshot into a precise brief for the agent, and how to publish a page on Cloudflare Workers.