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Building Levenue

6h 55m 58s
English
Paid
Live screen recordings and explanations on how we are building the infrastructure of my million-dollar company, levenue.com, step by step.

About the Author: Anthony GG

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Anthony GG is a backend engineer focused on Go and Rust, with a decade-plus background in distributed systems, blockchain infrastructure, and the kind of low-level networking that powers algorithmic trading platforms. He is best known as the creator of the Anthony GG YouTube channel, where he teaches Go through long-form, code-along projects — picking real problems and building them end-to-end on camera rather than walking through slide decks.

His CourseFlix material follows the same pattern. The blockchain course implements a working chain from scratch in Go using gRPC and Protocol Buffers, covering public/private-key cryptography, block and transaction structure, the mempool, and peer-to-peer networking. The webhook service course walks through a production-style Go application deployed over SSH. A short beginner course covers the language fundamentals, and the weekly live sessions answer questions and refactor real code. The focus across everything is engineering craft underneath the language — concurrency, networking, and the kind of code that survives review at a real company.

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#1: Overview of the underwriting engine
All Course Lessons (15)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Overview of the underwriting engine Demo
10:19
2
Project setup
34:50
3
Handling subscriptions
30:46
4
Uploading and processing files
20:39
5
Setting up the database
26:17
6
Handling file uploads
30:07
7
Adding accounts
31:20
8
A clean way to handle API errors
18:36
9
Creating API keys
31:48
10
Authentication middleware #1
35:39
11
Authentication middleware #2
17:41
12
Lazy async loading data with HTMX and Templ
22:05
13
Advanced form validation with new library
49:10
14
Building the event system #1
24:51
15
Building the event system #2
31:50
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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?
Participants should have a solid understanding of web development fundamentals, including knowledge of databases and API interactions. Familiarity with authentication processes and middleware concepts will be beneficial, as the course covers these topics in lessons such as 'Authentication middleware #1' and 'Authentication middleware #2'.
What kind of projects or systems will I learn to build?
The course guides you through building the infrastructure of a company, focusing on components like the underwriting engine, subscription handling, and an event system. You'll also learn about uploading and processing files, setting up databases, and creating API keys, providing a comprehensive experience in infrastructure development.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is designed for web developers interested in infrastructure and backend development, especially those who want to understand how to build and scale the backend systems of a company. It is suitable for developers looking to deepen their knowledge of file handling, authentication, and event systems.
How does this course compare in depth and scope to similar courses?
This course offers a detailed walkthrough of building a company's infrastructure, focusing on practical implementation rather than theoretical concepts. Unlike broader courses, it provides live screen recordings and explanations, giving insights into real-world application, particularly in areas like API error handling and advanced form validation.
Does the course cover any specific tools or platforms?
Yes, the course delves into using tools like HTMX and Templ for lazy async data loading. It also introduces a new library for advanced form validation, providing practical examples of tool implementation in the context of infrastructure development.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover front-end development or design aspects. It focuses primarily on backend processes and infrastructure setup, so participants looking for courses on front-end frameworks or UI/UX design will need to look elsewhere.
How can the skills learned in this course be applied to other areas or careers?
Skills acquired from this course are applicable in backend development roles across various industries. Understanding infrastructure setup and components like authentication, API management, and event systems is valuable for careers in software development, DevOps, and technology consulting.