Мир технологий меняется быстрее, чем когда-либо. Новые инструменты и подходы появляются почти каждый день, и всё чаще возникает вопрос: каким будет будущее разработки через 5 лет? Пока одни предсказывают конец программирования, а другие продают утопические обещания ИИ, инженерам нужна не шумиха — им нужны рабочие инструменты и реальные навыки.
Проблемы внедрения ИИ в продукты
Создать простое демо с ИИ сегодня легко: подключить пару API, написать промпт — и готово. Но в реальных продуктах всё сложнее. Нестабильные результаты, утечки данных, галлюцинации моделей и плохой пользовательский опыт — всё это показывает, что правильно внедрить ИИ в продукт — непростая инженерная задача.
Цель курса
Этот курс создан для разработчиков, которые хотят не просто экспериментировать с GenAI, а строить надёжные решения. Вы познакомитесь с современными практиками работы с генеративным ИИ, включая:
Prompt Engineering
Evals
Observability
Tracing
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
AI-агенты
При этом вам не нужно быть исследователем машинного обучения или разбираться в обучении моделей и инфраструктуре GPU. Этот курс показывает путь AI-инженера — специалиста, который использует современные модели и инструменты, чтобы создавать полезные приложения и приносить реальную ценность пользователям и бизнесу.
Изучение Claude Code в реальных сценариях
В течение курса вы шаг за шагом будете изучать и применять Claude Code в реальных инженерных сценариях: от небольших практических задач до полноценного рабочего процесса разработки с ИИ.
Формат и структура курса
Курс проходит в формате когорты: участники учатся вместе, выполняют практические задания и обсуждают решения в сообществе. Каждую неделю открываются новые уроки, состоящие из коротких видео и практических coding-упражнений. Также предусмотрены живые Office Hours, где можно задать вопросы и разобрать сложные моменты.
Для кого этот курс
Этот курс — для инженеров, которые хотят не наблюдать за революцией ИИ со стороны, а стать теми, кто её строит.
Заключение
Claude Code для настоящих инженеров.
Это пробный урок. Оформите подписку, чтобы получить доступ ко всем материалам курса. Премиум
Ограничение времени просмотра
Вы можете просматривать пробный урок только 10 минут. Получите полный доступ, чтобы смотреть без ограничений.
До создания Total TypeScript я был членом основной команды XState и работал как разработчик в Vercel. Я работал с TypeScript в качестве ведущего разработчика полного стека, сопровождающего библиотеки, а теперь и в качестве штатного преподавателя. Я создал Total TypeScript, чтобы сделать секреты разработчиков программного обеспечения с открытым исходным кодом и отраслевых экспертов доступными для всех.
Update: Main course is Finish. 2 Office Hours events left, this Friday.
info CourseHunter Team
Can you now please add the download archive and later add the remaining lessons?
CourseHunter Team info
Course is not ended yet. FRIDAY
Anonymous CourseHunter Team
Man! Fucking great job. Appreciate your work!
Emilvarn
aдмин, доступ ко второй неделе ещё не дали?
CourseHunter Team Emilvarn
Дали. Будет скоро
Anonymous
урок 12 застревает на 1:11, не могли бы проверить и перезалить. важная тема
Anonymous Anonymous
урок 15 застревает на 0:17
CourseHunter Team Anonymous
12 уже не застревает ?
Bruised Payne
real enginners akshually use pi coding agent hihi https://shittycodingagent.ai/
obedient.winking893 Bruised Payne
"Real engineers" don't fangirl over a specific tool. They see and extract value from processes / patterns and apply them to whatever tool they have at hand.
Bruised Payne obedient.winking893
claude code shill.
obedient.winking893 Bruised Payne
😛
I actually use pi, Amp and Claude Code
pyemkey
Has anyone noticed an issue with lesson 12? Whenever it reaches 1:11, it stops and won’t move forward. When I reload the page, I have to skip past that time (e.g., to 1:20) for the video to continue.
Emilvarn pyemkey
Yes, I had that problem as well, basically with every video in this course. And yes, every time I just skip a couple of seconds, and then it continues to play.
lazarspasic96 Emilvarn
I got the same problem
CourseHunter Team
Update: Friday, April 3 Office Hours
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exposing env variables were quite embarrassing in office hours video :)
anonuser
facing a unique problem. videos that are short in length are buffering a lot. sometimes after reaching a particular point its buffering and restarting. and again after reaching the same point its buffering. the problem is not happening with larger length videos such as the last 2 videos of community hours. I am not sure if this is unique to me and its not happening in any other course apart from this one. it would have been nice if videos could have been available to download and we wouldnt need to wait for the course to end. Thanks for consideration ch team.
CourseHunter Team anonuser
Our admin was tweaking the server settings at that time. Everything seems to be in order now - please try again.
donsanti anonuser
Download them, I did the same thing. Looks like they got corrupted when Matt or the Admin at CourseHunter encoded them. Play them on your computer with a video player that can handle messed up files. I use IINA or MPV.
valentine.oleynik
For lesson 28, actually antrhopic created their own skill creator: https://claude.com/plugins/skill-creator and it is accessible via /skill-creator in cli. I personally stick to their implemenation rather than Matt's. They made it very good, it focuses on creating precise descriptions for the skill you create, increasing chances that llm takes it during next session. Also it can improve you current skill that you see some time is not picked by the llm. Also it can run some sort of a benchmark to compare how llm performed without a skill and with a skill.
valentine.oleynik
For the lesson 18 and context monitoring, I actually prefer the setup that claude code docs suggest: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/statusline
obedient.winking893 valentine.oleynik
So far, that's the only thing I got out from the course. I wasn't aware `/statusline` was a thing.
valentine.oleynik obedient.winking893
I actually very interested in his approach with prd's, gh issues and sandcastle automation. I am not into Ralph loops but his approach is promising.
valentine.oleynik obedient.winking893
also /insights an interesting command, this will generate report from claude code on how well you use it. Might shade some lights on what can/may be improved. But review it with some scepticism as LLM accused me of using plan mode too much, and i should not force llm to plan on simple things but rather jump to implementation and use "accept the edits" mode. I was like: "bruh, you just an llm, do what i say."
parnasmi
Big thanks for the course
velzepooz
Thanks for the course!
wass.kore
update please no download link available
CourseHunter Team wass.kore
Read comments
wass.kore CourseHunter Team
thanks
CourseHunter Team
Update: Office Hours
mamamia2222
How can I download this course archive so I can view it offline?
CourseHunter Team mamamia2222
After the course finish
Bruised Payne
typescript devs learning ctrl+ z, smh.
CourseHunter Team
Update: Day 1 - Day 3
Anonymous CourseHunter Team
Thank you so much mate! Cheers!
vcxnzs CourseHunter Team
Thank you!
med CourseHunter Team
Great! Thank you!
Is the recording of the 'office hours' sessions available by the way?
CourseHunter Team med
Yep, will be later today. 👌
obedient.winking893
Course Structure The cohort is split across 6 days of content:
Before We Start — Repo setup, playground walkthrough, model recommendations Getting to Know Claude Code — Sessions, prompting, IDE integration, permissions Day 1: Fundamentals — LLM constraints, subagents, codebase exploration, building features Day 2: Steering — Agent files (CLAUDE.md), skills, memory, custom workflows Day 3: Planning — Writing PRDs, multi-phase plans, tracer bullet development Day 4: Feedback Loops — Test-driven development, red-green-refactor with AI Day 5: Ralph — Agent automation, loops, background tasks Day 6: Human in the Loop — Kanban workflows, research, prototyping, architecture improvement
Anonymous
Thank you very much guys! Awesome community
Stella Oneill
This is a good course, thanks coursehunter
Anonymous
When next parts will be published at what frequency?
CourseHunter Team Anonymous
It will be published as quickly as your payment for the "Learn to Build Machine Learning Systems That Don't Suck" campaign.
Bruised Payne CourseHunter Team
haha xdd
Umaru CourseHunter Team
🫳🎤
rawstyle
This is probably one of the best courses on the subject, but I still don't understand why anyone would pay $800 alone for this. Maybe the later upcoming parts of the course will go into much greater depth and have something more valuable.
obedient.winking893 rawstyle
It hasn't started yet 😄. This is the "pre" material.
It is supposed to start today. Not sure if it is released gradually or all at once, since is a "cohort" (whatever that means these days).
Designer rawstyle
@rawstyle Yes, the course seems to be great. To be honest, I was wondered how it's possible to explain such a massive topic in 31 minute 😄 Now I understand that the course is just not finished yet. Thank you for highlighting this!
https://shittycodingagent.ai/
I actually use pi, Amp and Claude Code
And yes, every time I just skip a couple of seconds, and then it continues to play.
no download link available
Is the recording of the 'office hours' sessions available by the way?
The cohort is split across 6 days of content:
Before We Start — Repo setup, playground walkthrough, model recommendations
Getting to Know Claude Code — Sessions, prompting, IDE integration, permissions
Day 1: Fundamentals — LLM constraints, subagents, codebase exploration, building features
Day 2: Steering — Agent files (CLAUDE.md), skills, memory, custom workflows
Day 3: Planning — Writing PRDs, multi-phase plans, tracer bullet development
Day 4: Feedback Loops — Test-driven development, red-green-refactor with AI
Day 5: Ralph — Agent automation, loops, background tasks
Day 6: Human in the Loop — Kanban workflows, research, prototyping, architecture improvement
It is supposed to start today. Not sure if it is released gradually or all at once, since is a "cohort" (whatever that means these days).
To be honest, I was wondered how it's possible to explain such a massive topic in 31 minute 😄 Now I understand that the course is just not finished yet. Thank you for highlighting this!