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Add the next course.

A course is a folder of typed data — no CMS, no database. If you can write TypeScript objects, you can add a course.

Three steps
  1. Create content/courses/<your-slug>/ with a course.data.json (meta, parts, sections) and an index.ts that types & exports it.
  2. Drop your images in public/img/<your-slug>/ and reference them from fig blocks.
  3. Register the course in lib/content.ts, run npm run build, open a PR.

Each section follows one shape — the renderer switches on the block t:

section
{
  id: "your-first-node",
  part: 1,
  time: "00:00",
  title: "The one idea",
  tagline: "A one-line hook.",
  mental: "The load-bearing idea, in a sentence.",
  blocks: [
    { t: "lead", h: "Open strong." },
    { t: "callout", k: "verify", title: "Watch out", h: "..." },
    { t: "fig", src: "shot.jpg", url: "example.com", cap: "..." },
  ],
  takeaways: ["...", "..."],
  exercises: [{ t: "Try it", p: "...", hint: "..." }],
  quiz: [
    { type: "flash", q: "...", a: "..." },
    { type: "mcq", q: "...", opts: ["A","B"], correct: 1, why: "..." },
  ],
}
the bar What makes a good Exverse course

Every node leads with its mental model. Credit the source and link back. Prefer real examples over summaries. End every step with a Q&A that could be gotten wrong.

Open the repo on GitHub →