Lessons
27 lessons on building software with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Lovable, newest course first. 5 of them are free.
Intro to AI coding
What AI coding means in practice, and a look at the Reddit clone you'll have running by the end of the course.
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The main tools: Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor
The three tools used in the course, what each one is good at, and which one to open first.
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Avoid overwhelm, remain curious
A new tool comes out every week. How to keep an eye on them without stopping your build to try each one.
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Codex UI tour
A quick walk around the Codex app so you know where your projects and conversations live before you start.
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Models, reasoning, speed, and usage limits
Which model to pick, when to turn reasoning up, and how the usage limits work.
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Project folder and the personalization prompt
Where the project lives, and the short prompt that tells the AI who you are and how you like to work.
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Our first real message
The first message that starts the build, and what to look for in the reply.
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Connecting GitHub, Vercel, and Supabase using plan mode
Use plan mode to put the app on GitHub, host it on Vercel, and connect it to Supabase.
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Building the database
Design the tables a Reddit clone needs (posts, comments, votes) and have the AI create them in Supabase.
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Planning authentication
Plan sign-up and login with the AI before it writes any code.
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Start the server, verify authentication
Run the app on your machine, create an account, and check that login works before building anything on top of it.
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Goal loops and master images for a production-quality app
Give the AI a goal and a reference screenshot, then let it keep going until the result matches.
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