Technical accuracy
How we keep it right.
A beautiful animation of a wrong relationship does more harm than a dull sentence, because pictures are remembered. So every load-bearing claim is checked against the primary source: the vendor's own documentation, release index or changelog.
What that means in practice
| Kind | How it is treated |
|---|---|
| Fact | Sourced to official documentation; version and check date recorded (Terraform claims: 1.16.5, checked 4 October 2026). |
| Judgement | Stated as ours, with the reasoning. |
| Illustration | Drawn consoles and diagrams are labelled as illustrations; fields match the real API values. |
| Test result | Dated, with the tool and version (labs executed with OpenTofu 1.12.6; execution with the Terraform binary is still owed and will be recorded). |
What we do not claim
- That the course improves retention by any percentage. That claim is earned only by a learner study, which has not yet run.
- WCAG AA conformance. The course is designed with accessibility principles (captions, a full transcript, reduced-motion support, keyboard use, 11 px minimum text on phones), and it has not yet been tested by a person with a screen reader.
- That any lab is "production ready". Labs teach production thinking; your production is yours.
Currency
Terraform moves quickly. Each release of the course records the version it was checked against and the date, and the accuracy ledger inside the course package lists every sourced claim and every open item. Found an error? Tell us; corrections are published with the ledger.
Last updated 5 October 2026.