Claude Code Beginner to Pro: Agentic Coding & Development (Udemy.com)

For me (developer) had great topics, however, I think it took too much time creating the web app instead of focusing on what the title suggests - Claude. I think it's more aimed for students, but then it should have a different title. If it were only 3 hours focused really on Claude, I would have liked it.

I've taken a lot of Claude Code courses, but never found a course that goes from ground zero. Most courses assume you have used Claude. The last course was full-on brain melting info with a fast paced style that left you with a headache. This course has really indepth info from the beginning, not assuming you've already built with CC. The pace is comfortable and easy going, but very deep, so the learning is very easy to absorb. Best course on CC yet

It's good, will need to have your laptop ready at hand to be able to follow along, or go back and watch the sections over. Some of the sections could be a little shorter but it gets the job done.

coming from a product management pedigree, this is an absolute awesome beginners course which has now given me confidence to work on my projects and produce prototypes that i can use for stakeholders demos to collect feedback and then handover the requirements to Sr developers to produce production worthy code, also this course has given me huge confidence to actually understand the logic used by dev team to understand if we are indeed building the right product for the markets or not. Thanks! Ankit Agrwawal

This is the best Udemy course I’ve encountered for learning Claude Code from scratch. Despite not having prior knowledge of Next.js or TypeScript, I now have a solid understanding of how to approach vibe coding using Claude Code. Thank you! Tom , do some course in codex please, or hyper mix codex & claude !! Thx,bro!

Really enjoyed the course, there were a couple of bits early on where decisions made probably made sense only if you know node js terminology e.g. use of server actions but that is pretty much the only thing I can fault the course on. It was a great experience to learn more about Claude code and how to get the best out of it

Great course, I started knowing nothing about Claude Code, by now I love it and feel super happy to use it. One comment: I had multiple time zone issues. I live in the West Coast of the US, 8 hours from UTC and I had multiple off-by-one error with the dates (early morning UTC / afternoon or evening PT) and inconsistencies between my local host and Vercel. Claude kept making hacky changes until I told it to refactor all the time zone logic into a single file with helper functions which finally solved these issues. You could consider adding a lecture that shows some of these issues and what is the right way to address them.

I am learning a lot from this session. As I follow along, things don't work the same for me as they do for the presenter. This caused confusion during the initial setup of clerk, neon, etc. as the products have changed since the presentation was created. (this was non-claude items). When using Claude to create/modify code, what I get is not always the same, but that is expected because Claude does not do something the same way every time. It is doing what is asked and following the rules provided in the .md files.

I think this lecture is the best, and let me know from 0 to 1 about claude for coding in new way. I just even don't need to know what's typs script. Thx & Credit ! I just wanne know do you have some course about codex in claude skill or claude cowork? cause claude is a litte bit expensive for out of work man, you know it's a bad recession in the world. In the end, Merci BCP!

A bit fast for a follow along course, but the information so far is EXCELLENT! And when prompting Claude, we will get different results from the instructor, which makes it difficult to follow. For example, in creating the Db through Claude prompt , we will get very different table objects. Even with that being the case, the course it very good. This course covers a lot of additional tools, like drizzle and neon, making it a GREAT overall introduction to mid-level course. Great job so far.