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So, Claude Code.
It's of course primarily a CLI

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tool that generates code with help of AI.

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And it's entirely up to you
if you take it to the extreme and

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you use it for vibe coding or
if you're doing agentic

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engineering with it.
Which means you stay in control,

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you may still generate the vast amount of
your code with

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AI, but you give the AI pretty clear

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instructions about which rules to follow,
which libraries to use,

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which patterns to use.
You review the code and so on.

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In this course,
I'll teach you how to efficiently use

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to you how you use it. But of course,
my goal is to give you a

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very thorough introduction into Claude
Code, show you some features you

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might not use,
and give you all the tools you need to

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increase your chances of producing
high-quality code with AI

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and Claude Code. And therefore,
we'll start by

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first diving into the setup,
configuration,

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some important settings you should be
aware of that can easily be missed,

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and explore how you can in general use
Claude Code.

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And here already,
you'll see some ways of using that

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you might not know even though you have
used it in the past

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already. Thereafter, we'll move on to

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diving deeper into Claude Code.
And we'll explore all

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these advanced features it gives you,
and of course, it's then up to you whether

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you want to use them or not,
but we'll talk about efficient context

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management, starting new sessions,
when to start a new session,

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how to manage memory across sessions.

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We'll dive into building sub-agents,
what they are, when to use

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them. We'll dive into agent skills
and when you should use those, and

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how to build good skills,
and all these important

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things. Then as part of this course,
we'll also dive

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into some more advanced and also kind of

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niche features, you could say.
We'll explore Claude Code

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hooks, what they are, how to build them,
we'll explore the concept

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behind plugins.
And throughout the course actually, I'll

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share patterns you can use for using
Claude Code, how I use

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Claude Code.
I'll share some use cases where Claude

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shine or where certain features of Claude
Code can be useful

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so that by the end of the course you'll
have a good understanding of Claude Code

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and you can use it in your future
projects.