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© 2026 Ali Haitham Yosef. All rights reserved.Hand-built in React 19. No frameworks of frameworks.Last deployed · 2026-05-08All systems operational
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  3. Building a SaaS that scales
/01 — COURSEWAITLIST OPEN

Building a SaaS that scales

Putting it all together: multi-tenant + offline + sync + payments + audit. A capstone course.

18 hours

Join the waitlist→
/02 — CURRICULUM

What you will learn, in order.

Free preview lessons play immediately. Locked lessons unlock when you enrol.

Curriculum locks in two weeks.

The full module-by-module outline drops here when the course goes live. Join the waitlist to get the first email.

/03 — HOW IT TEACHES

Three things this course does that most do not.

Each lesson is anchored to a single production codebase, not a toy app. The repo is on GitHub from day one. You fork it, you fix the failures, you keep it.

Each module ends with a short quiz that catches the misunderstandings before they compound. Pass the final quiz, get the certificate. Fail it, retake it.

Bilingual without translation. Arabic and English versions are written in parallel by me, not run through a translator. Same examples, same code, same depth.

/04 — WHO IT IS FOR

Built for engineers who already ship.

  • You ship code in production for non-trivial systems and want fewer surprises.
  • You learn faster from real failures than from clean abstractions.
  • You can read English code comments comfortably even if you prefer Arabic prose.
/06 — QUESTIONS

Likely questions.

  • You ship code in production for non-trivial systems. You want fewer surprises and faster trade-off decisions. If you are looking for an introduction to programming, this is not the right place.

/07 — DECIDE

Ready when you are.

Seats open in batches. Drop your email and you will hear before the next batch goes public.