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Now that we explored the general setup,
it's time to actually start using

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Claude Code. For this, in this section
and course, I'll

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build a demo project.
It'll be a web application built with

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JavaScript or TypeScript to be precise,
and the Next.js

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framework. Of course,
you don't have to follow along.

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It's just an example for showing you how
Claude Code works.

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This course is not primarily about this
project.

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If you wanna follow along, though,
you'll find a starting snapshot of this

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project attached. Now, in this section,
we'll

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explore how to properly perform prompt
and context

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engineering with Claude Code,
so how to write good prompts and

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provide the right context.
We'll dive into Claude Code's plan mode

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and dive into other crucial features like
memory management,

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working with sub-agents,
working with agent skills, and

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more like, for example, also MCP servers.