FLOW ALT DELETE MVP BOOTCAMP
Beta interest list · Free to join
You want to become
a Microsoft MVP.
Own it.
Now put the ambition to work.
I’m building a small, paid bootcamp for tech people who want to go further and are ready to follow through. Bring your experience. Build useful contributions. Get direct feedback from me, Josh Cook.
Short lessons. Practical missions. Real work reviewed.
BE FIRST TO HEAR THE DETAILS
Bring the work.
Take the feedback.
Make it better.
You have technical experience. Let’s turn it into something other people can use and build the habits to keep contributing.
A useful answer. A tested guide. A demo, talk, code contribution, or community project. Choose the format that fits the people you can help.
Get the beta
details first.
Join the free interest list. I’ll email you the format, dates, pricing, and how to join before the wider announcement, once the details are ready.
You're on the beta interest list.
Free interest list. The planned bootcamp is paid. Signing up does not enroll you or reserve a seat.
This list is for bootcamp updates. You can ask to leave this list at any time by replying to a bootcamp email or contacting Josh.
THE PART THAT CHANGES YOUR WORK
Your next contribution
deserves more than
“looks good.”
Bring a real contribution to review. We’ll examine who it helps, whether the explanation holds up, and where someone could get stuck.
You’ll get a specific priority for improvement. Then you’ll make the revision and show what changed. That repeatable cycle is the centre of the bootcamp.
You’ll practise finding worthwhile problems, testing your examples, explaining them clearly, and responding when feedback exposes a gap. The aim is a body of work you can stand behind.
WHAT TO EXPECT
A focused cohort.
Work that moves forward.
The proposed bootcamp runs over 3–4 months. Short lessons lead into practical missions, contribution reviews, and conversations with people doing the work alongside you. The final format and time commitment will be announced before enrollment opens.
Find your focus.
Choose a technology area and a specific audience. Find a problem you understand well enough to help solve.
Make it useful.
Build something people can act on. Test the guidance, explain its limits, and improve it through direct review.
Keep showing up.
Develop a contribution routine, participate in the community, and keep an honest record of what your work achieved.
You do not need a large audience. You do need practical technical experience, time to follow through, and the willingness to hear a direct critique.
BEFORE YOU JOIN THE LIST
A few things
to know.
Is this free?
Joining the interest list is free. The planned bootcamp is paid. Pricing and dates are still being developed; you’ll see them before deciding whether to join.
Does signup reserve a place?
No. This is an interest list. Joining the cohort will be a separate step once the details are available.
Will this get me the award?
Microsoft makes its own award decisions. The bootcamp helps you improve your contributions and pursue recognition deliberately. Enrollment will not include a nomination or guarantee an award.
Is this a Microsoft course?
No. This is an independent Flow Alt Delete bootcamp led by Josh Cook. We’ll use public program information and work we’re permitted to share. No NDA material or confidential evaluation information.
Want the award?
Put the ambition to work.
Get the first beta details by email when they’re ready. No payment now. No obligation to join the paid bootcamp.
