About

A syllabus, because the tabs were already too many.

Rohit Srivastava started Schoolabe in 2024 after learning to code the hard way. The bet is simple: one next chapter, with an editor on the page.

How this started

Rohit is a self-taught developer. The first years were tabs, half-finished tutorials, and no one to ask when a program failed for a stupid reason.

Schoolabe is the version he wanted then: a chapter you can finish tonight, practice next to the lesson, quizzes when you want a check, and a person (Mentora) when the page is not enough.

A laptop on a desk at night, with a Python lesson on the screen

Read, then write

Chapters come with runnable examples. Practice is in Python, JavaScript, Java, C, and C++.

Check it

Quizzes after a chapter. Interview questions when you want the clock on.

Ask a person

Discord or Mentora when the page is not enough. Job Ready is the 90-day live cohort, ₹2,999.

Write to us

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