Content
Courses, series and material published by Studway. This is where the platform will grow — written studies and playable games land in the same place.
Where it all started
@stud-way
In April 2020, two Computer Science students at FAI created a YouTube channel — then called "Programando o Futuro" — to teach what they were learning at college. The motto was simple: the best way to learn is to teach.
The channel grew, was renamed Studway and caught the attention of the institution itself: in November 2020, UniFAI published an article in its official gazette about two IT students teaching programming on YouTube. Five years later it became a company — and it is still running.
Tracks
From zero to the core concepts: variables, conditionals, loops, constants, arrays and functions with return values. The VS Code setup lesson for compiling C/C++ passed 156k views — it is the studio’s most watched content.
156 mil visualizações na aula mais vista
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Complete 22-lesson course, from basic queries to aggregate functions, grouping and result unions. Built for people who will need SQL in their first job, not for memorizing syntax.
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A series that builds a personal portfolio from scratch, lesson by lesson, with the source open on GitHub. Made for people who need to present themselves to recruiters and do not know where to start.
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Extensions, shortcuts and settings that save hours every week. The kind of content nobody teaches at college and everyone needs on their first day at work.
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Comparisons between Unity, Unreal and CryEngine, and what to weigh before choosing the engine for your first game. The entry point to the games track we want to expand.
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First steps in the most accessible 2D engine for people starting to build games.
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Commented solutions to logic and programming exercises, showing the reasoning before the code.
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Soon
The portal was built to host these formats. As soon as the first material is ready, it shows up here.
In-depth writing on frontend architecture, Design Systems and the technical decisions behind the projects we deliver — including what went wrong.
Small games and interactive experiences published directly on the portal, playable in the browser. The channel’s game development track moving from video into practice.
Next step
Tell us how the process works today. The first conversation is about your problem, not about technology.