Being a mid-50s dev with 35 years of programming experience, I'm finding ageism (or something) blocking my ability to get hired these days, so teaching is something I've been seriously thinking about. Your platform could very well be an ideal way to explore this path.
So a practical question...do you have any way to gauge course interest before one spends the time creating it as to make sure there will be a profitable number of students when the course starts?
As someone who is needing some income, I would hate to blindly spend a few weeks creating a course on, say, LAMP-stack + Bootstrap webapp development...only to find out that only 2 people are interested in this tech and I just spent a month to make $100 bucks or whatever.
I'm sorry if this is perhaps coming across as "crass" or something like that with simply focusing on the income side of things, but in general having a list of course topics that potential students have expressed interest in sure could be a useful thing to help one build courses that people actually want.
Anyway...congrats on the launch. So far the site seems really easy to use (LOVE the single email registration/login prompt! You have no idea how much I've argued for this sort of thing with past clients) and hopefully this will be the start of something mutually beneficial.
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