AI Coding Bootcamp with Claude Code
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This hands-on bootcamp teaches students how to build and launch real web applications using Claude Code, no prior coding experience needed. Students learn how to guide AI while developing practical skills in prompting, version control, web development, app architecture, debugging, and deployment.
Across the course, students complete a sequence of projects that build toward a polished final application. They scaffold their first project, create a business landing page, build a full-stack notes app with authentication and a database, extend it with API-driven features, improve its design and accessibility, strengthen its security, and deploy it live to the web.
Who this course is for
This course is designed for professionals exploring software development and for professionals who want to build practical tools, automations, or internal apps with AI-assisted coding.
Curriculum
What you'll learn
- Use Claude Code confidently for real development tasks and multi-step coding workflows
- Prompt and steer AI effectively using context setting, Plan Mode, review, and recovery techniques
- Work with Git and GitHub for version control, branching, pull requests, and code review
- Understand modern web development fundamentals, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, APIs, frontend, and backend concepts
- Build full-stack applications with Next.js, databases, authentication, and external APIs
- Debug, test, secure, and deploy production-ready applications to the live web
Course syllabus
Section 1: Welcome & Orientation
- Get set up and ready to build
- Welcome to the Course
- What is Vibe Coding?
- Course Structure & Overview
- What You'll Build
- How Claude Code Works
- What is Claude Code?
- Chat vs. Code Mode
- Installing Claude Code
- Desktop App Tour
- Bonus: Using Claude Code in VS Code
Section 2: Git, GitHub & Claude Code Tools
- Version control, the terminal, and core Claude Code settings
- Git & GitHub
- The Terminal & How Claude Uses It
- CLAUDE.md
- Permission Modes
- Your First Interaction with Claude Code
- Lab: Hello Claude Code
Section 3: Prompting & Steering
- Learn to direct Claude Code with precision and confidence
- Steering & Diff Review
- Prompt Engineering
- Outcomes vs. Implementations
- Explore / Plan / Execute / Review
- Context Setting
- Context Management
Section 4: Scaffold Your First Project
- Put your prompting skills to work and build something real
- Scaffolding
- Lab: Scaffold & Extend
Section 5: How the Web Works
- The foundations every web developer needs to understand
- The Web Dev Stack
- URLs, DNS & HTTP
- HTML & CSS Basics
- JavaScript Fundamentals
- Frontend, Backend & APIs
- Dev vs. Production
Section 6: Build, Edit & Debug
- Build features, fix bugs, and write tests with Claude
- Edits to Features
- Building Features
- Debugging
- Testing
- Lab: Build, Edit & Debug
Section 7: App Architecture
- Understand how modern web apps are structured
- Libraries, Packages & npm
- App Architectures
- Next.js Anatomy
- Prompt Comparison
- Plan Mode
- Recovery: When to Steer vs. Restart
Section 8: Business Landing Page
- Build a professional landing page from scratch
- Lab: Business Landing Page
Section 9: Advanced Claude Code & Collaboration
- Power-user workflows and working with teams
- Multi-File Workflows
- Skills & Slash Commands
- Project Planning with Claude Code
- Parallel Sessions with Claude Code
- Hooks & Subagents
- MCP
- CLAUDE.md with Teams
Section 10: Git Workflow
- Advanced Git and collaboration in practice
- Git & GitHub: Advanced
- Pull Requests & Code Reviews with Claude Code
- Lab: Git Workflow
Section 11: Data, Databases & Authentication
- Store data, manage users, and handle forms
- Why Your App Needs a Database
- Database Schemas, Tables & Rows
- Connecting to Supabase: Step by Step
- Environment Variables & .env Files
- Forms & User Input
- User Authentication
Section 12: Notes App
- Build a full-stack app with login and persistent data
- Lab: Notes App
Section 13: APIs, OAuth & Forms
- Connect to the outside world and handle user data
- OAuth
- Working with External APIs
- Getting & Managing API Keys
- The API Marketplace
- Caching
Section 14: Extend the Notes App
- Add OAuth, a weather API, and a shared cache
- Lab: Extend the Notes App
Section 15: Design & UX
- Make your app look and feel like a real product
- UX/UI Fundamentals & Design Inspiration
- Components & Design Systems
- Responsive Design with Tailwind CSS
- Accessibility: Building for Everyone
- Screenshots with Claude Code
- Essential UI States & Browser DevTools
Section 16: Design Makeover
- Apply design and UX improvements to the notes app
- Lab: Design Makeover
Section 17: Security
- Protect your app and your users
- Six Attacks Every Developer Should Know
- Input Validation
- Rate Limiting
- Data Privacy
- Security Terms Every Builder Must Know
Section 18: Security Hardening
- Audit and harden the notes app against common vulnerabilities
- Lab: Security Hardening
Section 19: Deployment
- Take your app from localhost to the live web
- How to Deploy: From Code to Live URL
- Domains & DNS
- SEO & Performance
- Pre-Launch Checklist
Section 20: Launch Day
- Deploy and ship the notes/weather app to the live web
- Lab: Launch Day
- Your Learning Path Forward
What's included
- Free course retake within one year to refresh the material and gain practice.
- Course workbook
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Self-paced course
Learn through recorded lessons on your own schedule.
- Tuition
- $2,995
- Course length
- 60 hours
- Schedule
- On your schedule
This self-paced course teaches students how to build real web applications with Claude Code while developing a strong foundation in modern development workflows, no prior coding experience needed. Students progress through practical lessons on prompting, planning, coding, debugging, design, security, and deployment as they build projects section by section.
The course centers on an evolving app-building sequence that begins with project scaffolding and grows into a full-stack notes application with authentication, database integration, API features, design improvements, and deployment. By the end of the course, students will have completed a polished project they can share as part of a portfolio or use as a foundation for future development work.
Who the self-paced course is for
This self-paced course is ideal for independent learners who want to move into development or use AI to build tools, apps, and automations for real workplace needs. No prior coding experience needed.
Self-paced curriculum
What you'll learn self-paced
- Use Claude Code as a practical coding assistant for planning, editing, debugging, and shipping apps
- Build confidence with Git, GitHub, and collaborative development workflows
- Understand the structure of modern web apps across frontend, backend, APIs, and deployment
- Create full-stack projects with Next.js, Supabase, authentication, and third-party APIs
- Improve app quality with responsive design, accessibility, testing, and security practices
- Deploy a finished application with environment variables, a custom domain, and launch-ready polish
Self-paced syllabus
Section 1: Welcome & Orientation
- Get set up and ready to build
- Welcome to the Course
- What is Vibe Coding?
- Course Structure & Overview
- What You'll Build
- How Claude Code Works
- What is Claude Code?
- Chat vs. Code Mode
- Installing Claude Code
- Desktop App Tour
- Bonus: Using Claude Code in VS Code
Section 2: Git, GitHub & Claude Code Tools
- Version control, the terminal, and core Claude Code settings
- Git & GitHub
- The Terminal & How Claude Uses It
- CLAUDE.md
- Permission Modes
- Your First Interaction with Claude Code
- Lab: Hello Claude Code
Section 3: Prompting & Steering
- Learn to direct Claude Code with precision and confidence
- Steering & Diff Review
- Prompt Engineering
- Outcomes vs. Implementations
- Explore / Plan / Execute / Review
- Context Setting
- Context Management
Section 4: Scaffold Your First Project
- Put your prompting skills to work and build something real
- Scaffolding
- Lab: Scaffold & Extend
Section 5: How the Web Works
- The foundations every web developer needs to understand
- The Web Dev Stack
- URLs, DNS & HTTP
- HTML & CSS Basics
- JavaScript Fundamentals
- Frontend, Backend & APIs
- Dev vs. Production
Section 6: Build, Edit & Debug
- Build features, fix bugs, and write tests with Claude
- Edits to Features
- Building Features
- Debugging
- Testing
- Lab: Build, Edit & Debug
Section 7: App Architecture
- Understand how modern web apps are structured
- Libraries, Packages & npm
- App Architectures
- Next.js Anatomy
- Prompt Comparison
- Plan Mode
- Recovery: When to Steer vs. Restart
Section 8: Business Landing Page
- Build a professional landing page from scratch
- Lab: Business Landing Page
Section 9: Advanced Claude Code & Collaboration
- Power-user workflows and working with teams
- Multi-File Workflows
- Skills & Slash Commands
- Project Planning with Claude Code
- Parallel Sessions with Claude Code
- Hooks & Subagents
- MCP
- CLAUDE.md with Teams
Section 10: Git Workflow
- Advanced Git and collaboration in practice
- Git & GitHub: Advanced
- Pull Requests & Code Reviews with Claude Code
- Lab: Git Workflow
Section 11: Data, Databases & Authentication
- Store data, manage users, and handle forms
- Why Your App Needs a Database
- Database Schemas, Tables & Rows
- Connecting to Supabase: Step by Step
- Environment Variables & .env Files
- Forms & User Input
- User Authentication
Section 12: Notes App
- Build a full-stack app with login and persistent data
- Lab: Notes App
Section 13: APIs, OAuth & Forms
- Connect to the outside world and handle user data
- OAuth
- Working with External APIs
- Getting & Managing API Keys
- The API Marketplace
- Caching
Section 14: Extend the Notes App
- Add OAuth, a weather API, and a shared cache
- Lab: Extend the Notes App
Section 15: Design & UX
- Make your app look and feel like a real product
- UX/UI Fundamentals & Design Inspiration
- Components & Design Systems
- Responsive Design with Tailwind CSS
- Accessibility: Building for Everyone
- Screenshots with Claude Code
- Essential UI States & Browser DevTools
Section 16: Design Makeover
- Apply design and UX improvements to the notes app
- Lab: Design Makeover
Section 17: Security
- Protect your app and your users
- Six Attacks Every Developer Should Know
- Input Validation
- Rate Limiting
- Data Privacy
- Security Terms Every Builder Must Know
Section 18: Security Hardening
- Audit and harden the notes app against common vulnerabilities
- Lab: Security Hardening
Section 19: Deployment
- Take your app from localhost to the live web
- How to Deploy: From Code to Live URL
- Domains & DNS
- SEO & Performance
- Pre-Launch Checklist
Section 20: Launch Day
- Deploy and ship the notes/weather app to the live web
- Lab: Launch Day
- Your Learning Path Forward
What's included with self-paced
- Course workbook
- Self-paced video lessons
Self-paced lessons
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AI Coding Bootcamp with Claude Code (Self-Paced)
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Course Introduction
Lesson 1: Getting Started with Claude Code
5:45
Discover what to expect throughout this hands-on bootcamp, including the types of projects you'll build and how Claude Code empowers coders of all skill levels to create polished, production-ready applications.
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What is Claude Code?
Lesson 1: Getting Started with Claude Code
5:55
Learn how Claude Code works as an AI coding agent, including understanding its LLM foundation, what tasks it can handle autonomously, and how to think of yourself as the manager guiding it rather than the coder doing the work.
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Installing Claude Desktop
Lesson 1: Getting Started with Claude Code
7:19
Walk through downloading and installing the Claude Desktop application, setting up your account, and navigating the platform's key areas, including where to find Claude Code and how to connect it to a project folder.
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Installing Claude in VS Code
Lesson 1: Getting Started with Claude Code
3:01
Set up the Claude Code extension directly inside VS Code, giving you a fully integrated AI coding assistant within the same professional development environment used by experienced developers.
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Git and GitHub Explained
Lesson 2: Setting Up Your Workflow
10:00
Understand how Git and GitHub work together as a version control system, including creating checkpoints, pushing code to the cloud, and cloning repositories, all with Claude handling the technical commands on your behalf.
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Setting Up Your Claude.md File
Lesson 2: Setting Up Your Workflow
10:00
Configure a Claude.md file to give Claude a persistent set of rules and preferences that carry over between sessions, covering coding style, documentation habits, and how to test that your instructions are actually working.
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Understanding Permission Modes
Lesson 2: Setting Up Your Workflow
18:26
Explore Claude's three permission modes, Ask, Auto Accept, and Plan, and learn when to use each one so you stay in control of your project while giving Claude the right level of autonomy for the task at hand.
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Guided Lab: Build Your First Project
Lesson 2: Setting Up Your Workflow
16:15
Apply everything you've learned by forking a course repository, using Claude to explore and customize a working quiz website, and committing your finished project to GitHub, with an optional challenge to publish it live using GitHub Pages.
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Introduction to Prompt Engineering
Lesson 3: Prompting Claude Code Effectively
6:47
Master the core principles of prompt engineering, including how to communicate goals, define behaviors and constraints, and steer Claude back on track when it makes assumptions you did not intend.
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Explore, Plan, Execute, Review
Lesson 3: Prompting Claude Code Effectively
7:02
Follow a four-step workflow for setting Claude up for success on any task, walking through how to explore a codebase, outline a plan, give Claude the green light to build, and review the output before moving on.
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Managing Context and Session Length
Lesson 3: Prompting Claude Code Effectively
4:32
Recognize the signs that a Claude session has gone on too long, including contradictions, ignored constraints, and hallucinations, and learn how to start fresh sessions while preserving the rules and context Claude needs to keep working effectively.
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Scaffolding Your First Project
Lesson 4: Scaffolding a New Project
15:20
Build a fully functional command line to-do list application in Python by scaffolding the project structure with Claude, defining core features upfront, testing the output, and progressively adding enhancements like color-coded terminal output.
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How the Internet Works
Lesson 5: Web Development Fundamentals
10:00
Discover what actually happens when you type a URL into a browser, from DNS lookups and request response cycles to HTTP status codes, so you can understand and troubleshoot the web infrastructure Claude builds on.
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HTML and CSS Basics
Lesson 5: Web Development Fundamentals
10:00
Get a practical introduction to HTML structure and CSS styling by exploring real code in the browser dev tools, so you can read and understand the code Claude generates without needing to memorize syntax.
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Introduction to JavaScript
Lesson 5: Web Development Fundamentals
9:16
Learn what JavaScript is, how it makes web pages interactive through variables, functions, and event listeners, and how to direct Claude to add JavaScript behavior to your projects without writing it yourself.
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Frontend, Backend, and APIs
Lesson 5: Web Development Fundamentals
8:12
Understand the difference between frontend and backend development, how servers and databases work together behind the scenes, and what APIs are so you can confidently direct Claude when building more complex applications.
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Development vs Production Environments
Lesson 5: Web Development Fundamentals
6:11
Learn the difference between development, testing, and production environments, including how error handling, API keys, and environment variables should be managed at each stage so your projects are secure and stable when they go live.
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How to Debug with Claude
Lesson 6: Debugging and Testing Your Code
10:00
Develop a detective approach to debugging by learning how to gather clues from the browser console, network tab, and URL bar, then communicate symptoms clearly to Claude so it can diagnose and fix the root cause.
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Setting Up Automated Tests
Lesson 6: Debugging and Testing Your Code
7:11
Use Claude to build automated unit and integration tests for your projects, catching bugs before users do and creating living documentation that shows exactly how your program is supposed to work.
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Libraries, Packages, and NPM
Lesson 7: Modern App Architecture and Next.js
6:53
Understand what libraries and packages are, why developers use them, and how NPM works as the tool that installs and manages them, so you know what Claude is doing when it references or installs external code on your behalf.
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Choosing the Right App Architecture
Lesson 7: Modern App Architecture and Next.js
14:02
Compare the three most common application architectures, static sites, server side rendering, and single page applications, and learn the strengths and limitations of each so you can make informed decisions when Claude asks how you want to build.
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Anatomy of a Next.js Application
Lesson 7: Modern App Architecture and Next.js
15:19
Take a guided tour of a Next.js project built with Claude, exploring how routing, layouts, components, the public folder, and the package.json file all work together so you can confidently navigate your codebase and direct Claude as you build.
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Landing Page Lab Walkthrough
Lesson 8: Building a Business Landing Page
10:41
Build a business landing page by choosing an architecture, crafting a detailed and well-constrained prompt, and using plan mode to guide Claude toward a polished result, then continue iterating to add new features and improvements.
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Skills and Slash Commands
Lesson 9: Advanced Claude Code Features
10:00
Create reusable skills and trigger them instantly with slash commands, so you can automate repeated tasks like building and running tests without rewriting complex prompts every time.
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Running Parallel Sessions
Lesson 9: Advanced Claude Code Features
8:06
Speed up development by running multiple Claude sessions at the same time, learning how to assign separate tasks to each session while avoiding conflicts when both sessions might touch the same files.
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Hooks and Sub Agents
Lesson 9: Advanced Claude Code Features
8:49
Automate follow up tasks in Claude using hooks that trigger automatically after certain actions, and use sub agents to handle closely related tasks in the background without creating a fully separate session.
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Extending Claude with MCP Servers
Lesson 9: Advanced Claude Code Features
7:43
Install and use MCP servers to give Claude new capabilities beyond reading code files, including taking browser screenshots to visually evaluate pages and connecting to external tools like Figma and databases.
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Branching and Feature Development
Lesson 10: Advanced Git and GitHub Workflows
10:00
Learn how to create feature branches to develop new functionality in isolation, understand how branches protect your main codebase, and use Claude to build and commit changes on a separate branch before merging them back in.
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Pull Requests, Merges, and Reverts
Lesson 10: Advanced Git and GitHub Workflows
9:29
Walk through the full GitHub pull request process, from pushing a feature branch and reviewing diffs to merging into main, deleting the completed branch, and using reverts to safely roll back changes when needed.
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Why Use a Database?
Lesson 11: Databases and User Authentication
9:48
Understand what databases are, how SQL and NoSQL differ, and why Supabase with Postgres is the recommended choice for this course, so you can make informed decisions when Claude asks how you want to store your data.
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Database Schemas, Tables, and Relationships
Lesson 11: Databases and User Authentication
10:00
Design a visual database schema using DB Diagram and Claude, learning how tables relate to each other through foreign keys and how to choose the right data types for each field before writing a single line of database code.
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Connecting Your Schema to Supabase
Lesson 11: Databases and User Authentication
25:04
Set up a Supabase project, connect it to a Next.js app using environment variables, and run database migrations to turn your schema blueprint into real working tables, then validate everything is live by inserting sample data.
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Adding User Authentication
Lesson 11: Databases and User Authentication
16:50
Implement user authentication in a Next.js app using Supabase, including encrypted password storage, session and cookie management, and building signup and login pages so users can securely register and stay logged in.
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Notes App Project Kickoff
Lesson 12: Building a Notes App
17:40
Scaffold a full stack notes application from scratch by setting up a Next.js project, connecting it to a Supabase database, generating a Claude.md file, and using plan mode to map out the full app architecture before writing a single line of feature code.
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Adding OAuth with GitHub
Lesson 13: OAuth, External APIs, and Caching
10:00
Set up GitHub OAuth through Supabase so users can sign into your app with their GitHub account, and learn the principle of least privilege so you give third-party providers only the permissions they actually need.
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Working with External APIs
Lesson 13: OAuth, External APIs, and Caching
21:32
Integrate a free weather API into the notes app by obtaining an API key, storing it securely in an environment file, and prompting Claude to display live weather data, including how to debug when the widget does not appear as expected.
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Caching API Data with Supabase
Lesson 13: OAuth, External APIs, and Caching
11:18
Implement a caching layer for external API data using a Supabase table so your app stores short-term results locally, reducing network requests, protecting against rate limits, and keeping the app functional even when the external API is unavailable.
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UX and UI Fundamentals
Lesson 14: Design, Accessibility, and UX
8:54
Apply the four core design principles of hierarchy, white space, consistency, and contrast to guide Claude toward building interfaces that are clear, readable, and visually effective, and learn where to find design inspiration to share directly with Claude.
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Components and Design Systems
Lesson 14: Design, Accessibility, and UX
5:40
Speed up development and improve visual consistency by using a component library like Shadcn UI, which gives you pre-built tested components that Claude can install and customize directly inside your Next.js project.
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Responsive Design
Lesson 14: Design, Accessibility, and UX
8:47
Ensure your app looks great on every screen size by understanding breakpoints and the mobile first approach, and learn how to use the browser's built in developer tools to test your layout across different devices and screen sizes.
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Building for Accessibility
Lesson 14: Design, Accessibility, and UX
15:26
Build websites that work for all users including those with visual impairments or limited motor ability, by using semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, proper contrast ratios, and ARIA labels to meet accessibility standards with Claude's help.
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Component States and Dev Tools
Lesson 14: Design, Accessibility, and UX
8:50
Design a better user experience by building out all six component states including loading, empty, error, success, disabled, and default, and learn how to use toasts, skeletons, and spinners to give users clear feedback at every stage.
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Six Attacks Every Developer Should Know
Lesson 15: Web Security Fundamentals
10:00
Get a practical overview of the six most common security threats your application will face, including cross-site scripting, SQL injection, CSRF, brute force attacks, insecure data handling, and vulnerable dependencies, so you know what to watch for and how to direct Claude to protect against them.
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Input Validation
Lesson 15: Web Security Fundamentals
10:00
Protect your application from bad and malicious data by validating user input on both the client and server side, using allow lists, deny lists, and regular expressions to ensure only clean and expected data ever reaches your database.
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Rate Limiting
Lesson 15: Web Security Fundamentals
11:22
Defend your application against brute force attacks, credential stuffing, denial of service attacks, and runaway API costs by implementing rate limiting on login, signup, password reset, and any endpoints that call external services.
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Data Privacy and Legal Compliance
Lesson 15: Web Security Fundamentals
7:57
Understand your legal obligations under GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act and learn the practical steps needed to stay compliant, including writing a privacy policy, collecting only necessary data, encrypting your database, and giving users the ability to delete their information.
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How to Deploy Your App with Vercel
Lesson 16: Deployment, SEO, and Performance
10:00
Deploy your finished Next.js project to the internet by connecting your GitHub repository to Vercel, configuring your environment variables, and running your first production build, then test the live app to make sure everything works as expected.
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SEO and Performance Optimization
Lesson 16: Deployment, SEO, and Performance
15:25
Improve your deployed site's search engine ranking and load speed by adding metadata and semantic HTML, using Google Chrome's Lighthouse tool to identify issues, and applying targeted fixes like image sizing, skeleton loaders, and caching with Claude's help.
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