You have an idea and no developer
An internal tool, or a product. You are not ready to hire for it yet, and you want a working prototype in your own hands.
Everything here is free and there is nothing to sign up for. It exists because the people I most wanted to help kept getting stuck in the first twenty minutes, on things no tutorial bothers to explain.
Installing an editor to deploying a live site. Eight modules and 37 interactive slides, covering Claude, GitHub, Vercel, CLAUDE.md and MCP servers.
2 to 4 hours · Absolute beginner →ReferencePrompt libraryStarting points sorted by the job someone actually holds. Grab one, adjust it, use it with Claude or ChatGPT or anything else.
Use anytime · Any level →InteractiveGit branches, hands onThe one concept that stops most beginners cold. Branch, commit, merge and delete in a sandbox, so it clicks before you do it on something real.
20 minutes · Beginner →An internal tool, or a product. You are not ready to hire for it yet, and you want a working prototype in your own hands.
You want to try it and do not know where to start. This walks you through it step by step, with the real tools.
That is fine, and it is who this was built for. You will have something deployed that anyone can visit by the end.
The course is free and always will be. The cohort version is the same material with me in the room, which is mostly useful for the questions people are too embarrassed to ask a search box.