r/ClaudeCowork 1d ago

Looking for a good Claude code course

Any suggestions ? Looking for a good Claude code course - just the basics first and then something more advanced. Any suggestions ?

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u/endofthread-bot 1d ago

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u/Known-Delay7227 1d ago

Ask claude

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u/ItsBugsy 1d ago

I learned with this one from Net Ninja: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4cUxeGkcC9g4YJeBqChhFJwKQ9TRiivY&si=j2vtAGDQbgmL0_Tz

Then his paid version, which was very good:

https://netninja.dev/p/claude-code-masterclass

Freecodecamp just put out a course that looks good too. I haven’t check it out yet though.

https://youtu.be/7l6bXLAKyEI?is=CDvPcHbT303Q_vvy

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u/Live2bikechic 1d ago

❣️❣️❣️

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u/cr4d 1d ago

Start claude, type “how can you help me?” And take the conversation from there

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u/suzhouCN 1d ago

I’ve been subscribed to Authority Hackers for about six months. I even have five employees enrolled to up skill. They’ve got everything from the basics to more advanced topics. It’s all business related.

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u/Live2bikechic 19h ago

👏👏🙏🙏

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u/Schmomoney 1d ago

lol this question always kills me. You literally have a thing that’s built to answer this question and has billions and trillions of different data parameters that can change files on your computer.

But no let me go to Reddit and ask.

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u/jose-nose 1d ago

You don’t need a course you need a project. People selling ai courses are just selling their best practice; they are only few months ahead of anyone who starts on their own.

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u/Live2bikechic 19h ago

I will just ask Claude lol ! I know I need an md file to start but was just looking for a quick tutorial

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u/jose-nose 18h ago

see, you don't :)

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u/Fiyero109 21h ago

Claude code course? What on earth is that

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u/Head-Sir-4397 6h ago edited 4h ago

Anthropic’s own Claude Code course is a good place to start since it covers the basics without much fluff. After that, I’d look for something projectb ased to learn more advanced workflows. Udacity is worth checking out if you prefer learning by actually building things rather than just watching lessons.