Complete everything from design to TDD and CI with Claude Code. Taking a single feature from one line of spec all the way to main merge.
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Watching the lecture turned my doubts about my work into confidence. I now understand why the skills and hooks I created before watching the lecture produced different results every time. As a backend developer, I gained a lot of insight by learning about frontend testing, which I wasn't familiar with. I enjoyed this lecture the most out of all the recent ones, to the point that I'm now interested in the asynchronous lecture you posted last time.
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I haven't finished all the lectures yet, but I think this is the best course I've taken this year. I was struggling with how to utilize Claude's code to build a harness environment and apply it to development. Because there are so many methods available, I was even more conflicted about which approach to adopt. When I heard on YouTube that Front had created a course, I chose it based on the trust built from your usual informative content. Being able to build my own harness environment through hands-on practice has been a great learning experience. I will continue with the remaining lectures and try to make it my own by applying it to other projects. Thank you for the great course.
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Following the previous lecture on asynchrony, I really enjoyed this one as well! Thanks to you, I now have a clear understanding of the AI development workflow. :) However, after listening to the lecture, a question came to mind. If developing as a team, since the AI writes all the code, it seems like the process of humans manually reviewing every PR will eventually become a major bottleneck. There will likely come a time when humans cannot keep up with the speed of AI. I am very curious about what criteria and methods should be used if we were to automate this. In an era where humans no longer write code themselves, how should team-level workflows evolve? It would be incredibly helpful if you could cover advanced courses or collaboration automation strategies for AI-native teams in more detail later to help resolve these questions. Thank you for the great lecture!
A functional and practical harness set
Full-cycle TDD experience
Experience in full pipeline integration based on Agents
While completing small features, you will learn how to build Agent-based workflows yourself.
You will learn based on the TDD workflow, which is the powerful harness most recommended by Anthropic..
After completing the course, you will be able to apply the acquired skills and workflow concepts to your future development projects.
Throughout the entire course, development will be conducted using Claude Code.
Training to create your own Harness to control Agent development methods (Skill-based)
Experience the full TDD cycle using Agents
Realizing traditional software engineering concepts with Claude Code
A lecture that focuses on understanding the workflow rather than the portfolio
Although you learn with Claude Code, it can be applied and utilized in other tools such as Codex. như Codex.
Although it uses a React web project as the subject matter, it can be referenced in all software development.
Those who want to learn Agentic development methods that go beyond the level of Claude or Codex commands
Those who want to complete their own AI workflow
Those who want to properly experience the analysis/design process and apply it to their work
Those who want to perform meticulous inspection and testing using TDD methods in the AI era
It is possible for beginners, but you must have basic knowledge of Git, NPM, React, and the terminal.
The lecture uses a React + Vite-based project, but you can think of it as just a tool for the workflow.
A simple note-taking web service for writing notes
Start by forking the pre-configured note web project from GitHub (or you can design and build it yourself from scratch).
Throughout the entire course, we will only develop the 'tag' feature of the note web.
The lectures can be taken individually by chapter, but the overall flow is connected.
It covers everything from strict environment configuration to analysis, design, TDD-based development, and autonomous driving.
Understanding Software Testing Special Lecture Added về hiểu biết kiểm thử phần mềm
Integration of Development Phase Workflow - Lecture 16 Added
Creating an Autonomous Driving Workflow for the Development Stage - Lesson 17 Added
'Theory' lecture materials for all chapters are provided as PDFs.
The explanatory materials in the lecture were converted from the written Markdown lecture notes into HTML using Claude skills.
Errors in the lecture materials were checked and the content was corrected through the Claude code verification method.
Who is this course right for?
Those who want to create their own AI coding workflow
Those who want to integrate Claude Code into their real-world workflows
Those who are curious about how to integrate TDD into Agent development
Need to know before starting?
Git Basics (branch · commit · PR · merge), Managing GitHub repositories · issues · PRs
npm · Node.js
Understanding JavaScript / React Basics
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Development Learning in the AI Era: https://devskills.net
I have been providing Web and AI Agent education at companies and institutions such as Woowa Bros, NAVER, Hyundai Motor Company, and Seoul National University.
I am currently at CodeSquad after having worked at TmaxSoft, NAVER, NHN NEXT, and SK Planet.
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Even though I am a non-developer, I have a decent understanding up to Next.js, and I found this lecture great to follow along with while looking up parts I didn't know. I suspect this was the perfect level for me. I dream of becoming a solopreneur because I have specific webs and apps I want to build. I switched over because the Rails full-stack is faster than the Next.js framework, and Hotwire Native makes it easier to build apps alone. However, I'll need to put some thought into creating test scenarios that fit Rails. For reference, I have taken almost all of the Claude Code lectures on Inflearn, and there are only three courses to which I have given a 5-star rating.
Thank you for the detailed review. Oh, but I suspect you might not actually be a non-developer haha. Full-stack is becoming very important these days. Seeing as you even know the advantages of Rails full-stack, you clearly know your stuff ^^ Please enjoy the rest of the lectures.
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===== 26/05/10/Sun 18:50 ===== Lately, I've been aware through YouTube that AI can generate code, and now I understand what Claude Code is. I've realized that I should use Claude Code to build apps. I also learned what TDD is. Thank you for creating such a great lecture.
I'm glad you have an understanding of Claude Code. For your information, I don't believe TDD is a necessity in the development world. Most people either don't do it well or don't do it at all. However, I think it is a very useful method in AI coding.
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I haven't finished all the lectures yet, but I think this is the best course I've taken this year. I was struggling with how to utilize Claude's code to build a harness environment and apply it to development. Because there are so many methods available, I was even more conflicted about which approach to adopt. When I heard on YouTube that Front had created a course, I chose it based on the trust built from your usual informative content. Being able to build my own harness environment through hands-on practice has been a great learning experience. I will continue with the remaining lectures and try to make it my own by applying it to other projects. Thank you for the great course.
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Watching the lecture turned my doubts about my work into confidence. I now understand why the skills and hooks I created before watching the lecture produced different results every time. As a backend developer, I gained a lot of insight by learning about frontend testing, which I wasn't familiar with. I enjoyed this lecture the most out of all the recent ones, to the point that I'm now interested in the asynchronous lecture you posted last time.
You're a full-stack developer now! Haha. Thank you for the detailed course review!
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I'm getting more information about the importance of TDD and the workflow rather than the harness itself lol. I understand that the harness creates a framework for the agent, but the difference in code reliability between using a harness and not using one didn't quite hit home for me! It feels like workflow automation as a skill takes up a larger portion! However, looking at it positively, if I consider that I gained additional insights into why TDD is important and how to proceed with a TDD workflow? I think it's a good lecture. Your delivery is so good that I ended up buying the course after seeing a comment while watching on YouTube. lol. Some courses are bad because the instructor fumbles around saying, "Ah, so like this and that..." but this one flows so smoothly~ it really sticks in my head. Totally insane.
What you said is exactly right 🙏 This course builds a harness around a robust analysis/design and verification workflow centered on TDD. Therefore, it is natural to find the workflow and TDD more tangible during the lectures. However, you will definitely feel the "difference in reliability" once you apply it to your actual projects! Thank you for the great feedback.
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