The Lost Art of Building a Computer from Scratch

Forget APIs. Build electrons into logic.

This isn’t a DIY kit. It’s a resurrection of a nearly extinct skill: building a full-blown computer from zero—just parts, code, and raw brainpower.

Inside this full-stack-to-the-metal crash course, you'll go deep into:

• Fundamentals: transistors, logic gates, integrated circuits, CPUs, ALUs, buses, instruction sets.
• Hands-on hardware: breadboards, PCBs, RAM, ROM, cache, BIOS, I/O ports, interrupts, power supplies.
• Full architecture: microprocessors, control units, memory systems, GPUs, peripherals, expansion cards.
• Bare-metal software: assembly language, bootloaders, real-time OS, machine code, kernel design, firmware.
• Modern throwbacks: Raspberry Pi, Arduino, FPGAs, open hardware, single-board computers.
• Historical roots: Altair 8800, Apple I, Commodore 64, Homebrew Computer Club.

You’ll go from metal to magic—no abstractions, no IDEs, just truth.

This course isn’t for coders. It’s for creators. If you've ever wanted to build a machine that obeys only you—this is the blueprint.