Learn the project, not just the syntax.
Open real code, trace how it works, see what it becomes in the browser, then change one small thing at a time. Strataship turns projects into places you can explore.
Open real code, trace how it works, see what it becomes in the browser, then change one small thing at a time. Strataship turns projects into places you can explore.
Mapping projects and learning paths…
Pick a project based on the kind of code you want to understand. You can inspect its files, learn the data flow, or open the finished result first.
Follow a note from the form → JavaScript → localStorage → screen.
Choose a curriculum project below or import your own text project to begin exploring.
Recommended before starting
Projects stay open; prerequisites guide rather than lock you out.
Counts come from the selected source only. Comments and unusual syntax can affect heuristic counts.
Each concept includes source evidence so you can inspect the claim yourself.
A source-based route through the project, not a guessed architecture diagram.
Trace evidence-backed boundaries from entry files and events toward functions, state, storage, network calls, and browser output.
Definitions, call sites, imports, exports, storage operations, and CSS variables found directly in the selected source.
Use these to investigate the code rather than accept the scan as the final answer.
Select a detected file, function, event, module, storage boundary, or network boundary. Strataship answers relationship questions only from evidence it can point to in the selected source.
Coverage comes from evidence-backed exploration. It is not a test score or claim of mastery.