Indeed, you're spot on! Our current target is professional developers and teams with learning budgets. Here are some reasons why experienced engineers have fo

Indeed, you're spot on! Our current target is professional developers and teams with learning budgets. Here are some reasons why experienced engineers have found value (the first expensed it, the second didn't): 1. One customer manages the Redis team at an infra company, and they used CodeCrafters as a starting point to get up-to-speed on Redis internals — to be able to do their job better. We ended up getting feedback from them on areas we could dive deeper on, to be useful to platform engineers in general. 2. A Distinguished Engineer at a Fortune 500 had built a database product before, and wanted to pick up a new language (Java, if I remember right). So they did our course because they preferred the "learning by doing" approach, and existing resources felt a bit too "hello world / todo-app"-ish.