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Learn how to get started with Claude Code, from setting up your project to handling development workflows.
AI coding assistants are only as effective as the context they operate in, and running them directly in your terminal requires a different approach than a standard web chat. This course teaches you how to effectively integrate Claude Code into your local development environment. You will start by clarifying how Claude Code differs from Claude Chat and Cowork, getting it installed, and navigating the interface. From there, we examine the mechanics of the context window, covering how to avoid context poisoning and how to manage token limits using compaction and the /context command. You will then learn how to configure your projects by writing an effective CLAUDE.md file, structuring modular imports, and understanding how the agent retains memory via the .claude directory.
With your project configured, we move into daily development workflows. You will see how to handle multiple files, execute commands, manage permissions, and resume sessions, culminating in a practical development exercise. Because running autonomous agents can quickly consume tokens, we break down the model lineup, effort levels, and how to use Plan Mode to track and manage your costs. Finally, the course covers integrating Claude Code into your version control system. You will learn how to write commits, create and review pull requests, and manage parallel sessions using Git worktrees, before extending the tool’s capabilities with custom subagents, packaged skills, and MCPs to connect to external systems.
really well paced, and goes thru all the basics for claude code, I have been using copilot and recently had a go with claude code so I was kinda familiar with the basic stuff but I did learn about rewind which I did not know about so kudos for that
as I mentioned in the last question I did not knew about the rewind command, now I know what it does although considering the token spent already I am kinda hesitant in using it :D
the advance course, and it will be great if there is a course the develop a full project from start to finish to see all the steps in practice. Great course
everything in particular, how important is to be aware of the context and how to handle it
I liked that even though I used claude code for my work for some time, I still found something new. The course is up-to-date because the industry is changing a lot right now. I liked that many chapters ended with a quiz - helped me solidify my understanding of the concepts. Thank you =)
I didn't know that you can configure a status line: now I can see everything in the terminal without switching between different tabs
This course open my eyes about how far can we go with AI. and maximizing the capabilities of it in my day to day job. Before im just using chatbox with AI but now it gives me confident to use the available tools and speed things up
one thing I learned here is how to use the Claude CLI and optimize the context