devs --early-access · free
Ship like you already have the job.
DEVS is a practice engineering team for people learning to code. Pick up real tickets, open pull requests, get reviewed, and merge: the loop your first dev job expects on day one.
git diff courses..jobs
Tutorials teach you to code alone. Jobs are a team sport.
The step between finishing a course and starting a job. If you can build a small project, you can start.
how it works
One loop. Every ticket. Until it's reflex.
The exact cycle a real team runs. Tickets get harder; the loop never changes.
- plan pick up a ticket
- branch build it in small commits
- pr open the pull request
- review respond to teammates
- merge ship it, then retro
Current task
Add zip code validation to checkout form
● Empty zip shows required error
● Invalid zip blocks submit
● Tests updated, PR opened
Terminal
$ git checkout -b fix/zip-validation
Switched to new branch 'fix/zip-validation'
$ npm run test -- checkout
✓ 4 tests passed
$ git push origin fix/zip-validation
remote: Create PR → devs/pr/47
PR Review
@alex_sr
Clean approach. Can you add a test for the empty-string edge case?
@qa_maria
What happens if the user pastes a zip with spaces?
Changes requested
Early concept of the DEVS workspace. Founding members shape what ships.
why devs
What I wish someone had taught me before my first dev job.
CS degree, eight years in software companies, the last three as a developer. School taught me algorithms. It didn't teach me how to open a pull request, take review, flag a blocker, or ship inside a sprint. I learned that under pressure. You shouldn't have to.
faq
Questions, answered.
I'm still learning to code. Is DEVS for me?
Yes, if you can build a small project on your own, like a to-do app or a simple API. You don't need to be job-ready. There are no lectures: you work real tickets inside a simulated team, and the tickets start small.
What does early access include?
Founding members get in first, run the earliest labs, and shape what gets built. You'll get one short email when there is something to try, and nothing else.
Will it cost money?
Early access is free and needs no card. When a paid Pro tier launches, founding members lock in 50% off for life.
How is this different from just using AI to code?
DEVS expects you to use AI. What it trains is everything around it: understanding what the AI wrote, reviewing it, explaining it to a teammate, and owning it when it ships. That's the part employers check.
next step
Save your spot before the first labs open.
Free. No card. One email when the first labs open. Founding members lock in 50% off Pro for life.