Learn Vercel.
By shipping.
vercel.school is a working classroom run by Adam Pang — built from Network School, APAC. No slides, no certificates, no lorem ipsum. Every lesson ends with something live on the internet.
Curriculum
Ship in an afternoon
Idea → repo → vercel deploy --prod. The first lesson is the whole loop, because the loop is the skill. Everything else is refinement.
proof: 43 tools, one directory ↗Domains are distribution
Apex vs www, 308s, DNS that doesn't rot. How to run a 65-domain estate without an ops team — and what dead domains quietly cost you.
proof: a federation of live domains ↗AI is your build crew
Claude, v0, Lovable — orchestrate them like a crew, review like an editor, ship like a founder. Twenty-four apps went from prompt to production this way.
proof: built with the crew ↗Preview deploys are the classroom
Every push gets a URL. Feedback on real links beats feedback on mockups, every single time. Demos are the homework.
proof: an operating dashboard, live ↗The edge is close to your users
Shipping from APAC, for APAC — Network School, Malaysia. The next billion users aren't in us-east-1, and neither am I.
proof: civic tools for a network school ↗Ship or it didn't happen
A portfolio is proof-of-work. Not a resume, not a deck — live URLs your users can click. This site is its own final exam.
proof: the teacher ↗Want this taught at your team?
I onboard teams onto Vercel the way a forward-deployed engineer would — embedded, hands-on, shipping from day one. Or just come watch the classroom work in public.