Programiz

The Programiz retreat this year was unlike any other. We had a blast enjoying delicious food, connecting with our teams, singing, and dancing. 🎉 The highlight of the retreat was the hackathon, which was entirely mobile-based. We were divided into teams and challenged to identify the problems users face and bring out our solutions in the Programiz way! Not only that, but we also played other games and won prizes. Overall, it was an incredibly fun trip! 😁✨

Git isn’t going anywhere in 2026. But confusion around it still is. So we built Practical Git and GitHub differently — now live on Programiz. No command memorization first. Just a clear mental model → then real workflows. From zero → to open source contribution. (Link in comments)

I remember the moment the ball started bouncing correctly. Collisions worked. Bricks were breaking. The loop finally made sense. That’s when it clicks — you’re not just learning JavaScript anymore, you’re building a game. That experience is what I tried to capture while building Brick Breaker with JavaScript, now live on Programiz. From drawing on Canvas → to animation → to collisions → to game flow — all coming together into something you actually build. That feeling matters. (Link in comments)

Historic Moment for Nepal on the Global Tech Stage! 🇳🇵 I’m thrilled to share some incredible news that underscores the immense talent emerging from Nepal. Two brilliant Nepali students, Sudip Rokaya (MIT) and Rohan Bhattarai (Caltech), have just been accepted into the prestigious Y Combinator for the Spring 2026 batch with their startup, Lamina Labs! Their startup, Lamina Labs, is developing Pictor AI, a powerful AI video generator that creates high-quality explainer videos from a single text prompt in under eight seconds. This achievement also comes with a $500,000 USD investment—a massive vote of confidence in their vision. But this isn't an isolated win. It's part of a powerful and accelerating trend: 🔹 SecurityPal AI is an AI startup "bringing Silicon Valley to Nepal," helping major global AI companies and redefining success for Nepal-born startup. 🔹 Niural AI is scaling globally while keeping 99% of its tech team in Nepal, proving world-class products can be built from here. 🔹 Programiz continues to lead in EdTech, ranking as one of Nepal's top startups as of March 2026. This wave of success is perfectly timed with Nepal’s growing focus on innovation. With the first #NationalAISummit scheduled for March 31, 2026, and an #AIHackathon happening this weekend organized by #TheStartupNetworkNepal in collaboration with Oorja World (March 15–16), the ecosystem is buzzing. The numbers back this up by Tracxn: Nepal is now home to over 16,256 startups, with 278 having raised a collective $285 million in funding. A huge congratulations to Sudip, Rohan, and the entire Lamina Labs team! You are an inspiration to thousands of aspiring founders back home. And a big shout-out to the organizations fueling this growth. Let's keep building and putting Nepal on the global innovation map! 🚀 What are your thoughts on this new wave of deep-tech startups from Nepal? Share them in the comments! 👇 #Nepal #Startups #YCombinator #AI #LaminaLabs #PictorAI #TechEcosystem #NepaliTalent #Innovation #SiliconPeaks #FutureofTech

AI can write code. But it still needs someone who knows what to build. While experimenting with Claude Code, I started with a blank project and built a small tool called SpeedBlip — a real-time internet speed monitor. From branding → architecture → prompts → UI, every step was done in collaboration with AI. What stood out wasn’t just the speed. It was how much clear thinking, good prompts, and architectural decisions still matter. That experience led me to build a new course now live on Programiz: Rapid Build with Claude Code. Instead of teaching a language, the course teaches a process — how to go from idea → working product with AI as a development partner. More experiments at the intersection of AI + building ahead. (Link in comments)

Excited to announce Programiz as our official E-Learning Partner for IEEE YESIST12 2026 Pilot Gateway. Together, we aim to empower innovators with the right resources, knowledge, and skills to turn ideas into impact. Here’s to learning, building, and shaping the future, one idea at a time. #YESIST12 #IEEE #Programiz #Innovation #Learning #TechForImpact

Everyone wants to build web games. Few understand the layer where they actually render. That layer is Canvas — and it’s still very relevant in 2026. So I built Canvas Foundations, now live on Programiz — the 4th course in our Game Building skill track. The course focuses on the fundamentals that power browser games: • how drawing works on Canvas • how animations and game loops run • how simple mechanics begin to take shape It becomes the bridge between JavaScript fundamentals and real browser game projects — including the upcoming Brick Breaker guided project. One more piece of the learning architecture now in place. (Link in comments)