What is Nitro Campus?

Nitro Campus is the learning site of Nitrowise: a personal path through official, free AWS and Anthropic materials, in two languages. A developer who wants to learn AWS or Claude has a mountain of official material to choose from, and has to work out the order alone. Nitro Campus puts it together for them, from a few questions. The Nitrowise team who built the site take the exams themselves: the bottom of the page shows which ones they have passed.

One click brings a few questions, with no sign-up. First the direction: AWS, Anthropic, or both. Then come experience and the basics, with the answers in a different order every time, so guessing doesn't help. Harder questions only come once the basics are there, and saying you don't know is a proper answer: it shows where to start. The whole thing takes about three minutes, and you can come back to it any time.

The last step is the goal, in your own words: where you want to be in a year, and what you'd like to work with. The path is built from this and the answers, the steps arriving one by one as they're ready. AI picks the materials and puts them in order. It can only choose from the list of official, free materials, so it can't make up a link. Every link is checked before it appears. Each step shows the source of the material and why it comes next, based on your answers. It builds on what you already know, instead of starting from scratch. You can follow it without an account: your progress stays in the browser, and the first step can be ticked off. The next material, though, needs you to sign in. Signing in takes one click with a Google account, or an email address and a password, and signing up is just as short. Once you're in, the path and your progress go straight to your account, they're there on another computer too, and you carry on where you left off: the second material is already open. In your profile, instead of a photo you can put together a figure of your own, and reroll it with one click.

In the Community you can read the Nitrowise team's professional news, events and articles. Signed in, you can like posts, and see who else liked them. An article shows its introduction first, and the full text opens with a click. In the Materials, everything can be browsed by provider, type and level, and here too you can see what's done. The site works in English and in Hungarian, and the language changes with one click.

After a few questions and a one-sentence goal, the order through the official, free materials is ready, with checked links, and your progress stays in your account. Anyone can try it.