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Claude for Developers

From your first API call to multi-agent systems and the AI-assisted development lifecycle — every Claude surface, tool, and discipline in one course.

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24 lessons
  1. 1. Meet the Claude family5 min
  2. 2. One model, many doors: the Claude product surface5 min
  3. 3. The anatomy of a Messages API call4 min
  4. 4. System prompts that actually steer5 min
  5. 5. Prompting techniques that move the needle5 min
  6. 6. Structured output you can build on4 min
  7. 7. Tool use: giving Claude hands5 min
  8. 8. Prompt caching and the economics of context5 min
  9. 9. Streaming, stop reasons, and how responses end4 min
  10. 10. Vision, PDFs, and the Files API4 min
  11. 11. Grounding Claude in your data4 min
  12. 12. Computer use: when the interface is the API4 min
  13. 13. From workflow to agent5 min
  14. 14. Context engineering for long-running work3 min
  15. 15. MCP: one protocol for every integration5 min
  16. 16. Claude Code: fundamentals of the daily driver4 min
  17. 17. Claude Code power use: make it your tool4 min
  18. 18. Automation: headless Claude Code, CI, and the Agent SDK4 min
  19. 19. The ADLC: the AI-assisted development lifecycle5 min
  20. 20. Multi-agent systems in practice4 min
  21. 21. Evaluating what you build5 min
  22. 22. Shipping: cost, latency, and reliability5 min
  23. 23. Security: injection, sandboxing, and trust4 min
  24. 24. The map: where everything lives, and how to stay current3 min
  25. Key takeaways4 min
  26. How to get certified3 min
  27. Your certificate

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