The best way to learn how software works.
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Terms Universe
The Technically Universe is the dictionary for software terms you've always wanted: simple, straightforward explanations of major concepts like APIs, Data Warehouses, and LLMs.
Knowledge Bases
Knowledge bases give you an in depth, networked guide to learning the concepts and technical backbone you'll need, tailored to specific use cases like working with engineers or analyzing software companies.
Company breakdowns
What does technical companies like MongoDB, Elastic, Confluent, and Snowlake actually do? Company breakdowns explain popular technical products in just the right amount of depth.
Track your progress
Your reading list is where you can keep track of posts you've started or finished, plus bookmark important posts to return to (until you memorize what API stands for).
Built for teams
Teams learn together: you can invite team members to join your organization, buy group subscriptions, and allocate seats to whoever needs them the most.
Where to get started
Check out the posts archive, dive into what different companies actually do, or pick a learning track.