Futureproof Developer Training

Developer Level Up

For junior and intermediate developers: master the fundamentals of AI-assisted development, build a systems engineering mindset, and learn with ambitious peers in a new professional network.

• Future-ready skills. As AI generates increasingly reliable code, the developer role shifts to system design and integration: defining requirements clearly, evaluating AI-generated solutions, and integrating them into larger systems.
• Personal knowledge framework. Intuitive mental models of each topic and practical systems, captured in your own vault of connected notes and workflows.
• Learn with peers and use a mentor. A cohort of forward-thinking developers, a private community, and office hours with your coach.
• Take charge of your career. From interviewing to pay negotiation, from startup versus corporate incentives to co-worker dynamics.

AI Team Power Up

For development teams that understand AI's potential impact but need a shared vision and an actionable plan.

• Understand the AI reality. The core concepts behind the models' emergent behaviour, their potential and their limits. (See our AI TRAPS article.)
• Boost developer productivity. Coding assistants and AI research tools used well, with code quality and oversight maintained.
• Transform your products. A practical strategy for integrating AI into your existing software stack to create genuine user value.
• Control AI agents. Where supervised agents deliver value today, and the state of the art in keeping a human in the loop.

Clojure Training

Proven techniques for building systems the Clojure way: simple, robust, fast. We cover fundamentals, REPL workflows, idiomatic design, and working at scale on the JVM.

• Functional data-driven thinking
• REPL, tools.deps, and testing patterns
• Advanced topics like core.async, transducers, virtual threads
• Interop and platform fluency

Startup Support

We offer guidance to early-stage startups, especially in NZ/AU, evaluating tech choices and long-term viability. Happy to advise pro bono where we can help.

Enrolment terms

• Registration and payment. Enrolment requires accurate, complete registration details; payment terms are specified during enrolment.
• Intellectual property. All course materials, including videos, documents and exercises, are protected by copyright and other intellectual property rights.
• Access. Access to course materials is personal and non-transferable; sharing access credentials is prohibited.
• Code of conduct. Participants maintain professional behaviour in all course activities. Course conversations are held under the Chatham House Rule: use the information freely, but do not reveal the identity or affiliation of any speaker or participant.
• Refunds. Refund requests must be submitted within 14 days of payment or 14 days before the course commences, whichever is earlier.