where the init command comes in. This adds a new claude. md file to this project. claude. md is a special file that provides instructions and context to Claude Code when working in a project. It's like a project-specific prompt that includes our conventions, our project architecture, basic commands, and so on. So, let's run the init...time-consuming and tedious. So, going forward, I want to go with the second option to allow all edits during this session, and with this, we basically allow Claude Code to write any changes to any files, and then we can use the source control panel to review the changes to each file one by one. In my experience, that
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complete, let's go ahead and create something with Claude Code. But before we do that, I've made sure this video is completely ad-free with no sponsorships or affiliates. So, if you've gotten value out of this video, the easiest and free way to support this channel is to hit that subscribe button down below and click...that. We can do it with just a basic terminal that you see on screen here and that's really all that you need to actually use Claude Code outside the application. You can also use it inside of a code editor which will allow you to see the changes that are being made. We'll do that here
alongside this insane rate of shipping is also the insane growth rate of Claude Code with developers everywhere. Can you walk me through what that's been like to kind of be on this rocket ship and how are we seeing various developers, whether it's at startups or individuals or at even large enterprises, use Claude...magical things about Claude Code is that the onboarding is so smooth. After you do the NPM install, Claude Code kind of just like works out of the box without any configuration. And this is true whether you are an indie developer through to if you're an engineer at a Fortune 500. I think this is the magic behind
they changed anything here. Okay, boom. Look, they checked off the project plan as I was going. Again, this is one of the really big strengths of Claude Code. Breaks it down to task and complete the task one by one. and it updated this checklist as it went concurrently as it was building...this code into GitHub before we continue. please commit it to and then that link. And now what's going to happen here is Claude Code is going to commit this code to GitHub so that we can start working the background agents in the background. And so the way the background agents work is they take the task
other chat here, you can see we've got the progress and it's ticked off in the top right. Somebody asked, is this not just Claude code with a UI? So, actually claude code with UI came out last week inside the desktop app for Claude. So, you can use Claude now, right, on the desktop. And then...code over here, you can use claude code, right? But the problem is that inside claw code it's not really that useful for I don't know what you call them but people who don't use AI normally right it's not that useful whereas for example inside co-work this basically is a lot more user friendly
that's an idea of how you can create an application with some more advanced prompting um with a little more developer workflow inside of your IDE with Claude code. Now, there's a couple other things that I want to call out here because let's say that we want to come back and actually develop this application later...whatever for purposes uh talk about this concept of context. So, context is something that the AI really needs in order to function, okay? Now, you can open a Claude code instance and have it read your code base and it can start to gather its own context, but if you have sort of best practices that you want
want on mobile wherever I am is a huge advantage and that's going to be an advantage over cursor 2. 0 today. Am I personally switching from Claude code to cursor 2. 0? For me, claude code is king right now. The answer to that is no. But the gap between the two is a lot smaller. Before...there was no question I'm not using cursor 1. 0 when it comes to claude code. Claude code was so much better. This is actually up there. This is much closer. But at the end of the day, I still think that the Claude Sonnet 45 model is better for me. Speed is not quite as important. I will
Code. A trend that has been happening in the last few weeks is that people have been running Claude Code in a VPS and having it go crazy and skipping permissions and basically just vibing with it. So you can do this yourself in a VPS like Hetzner. So if you sign up to Hetzner...over here. You can choose a region. You can set your SSH key. And then once it's set up, you can go inside your VPS, install NPM, install Claude Code. And then after SSHing into your server, installing Node. js, installing NPM, and then installing Claude Code as well, you can run this command over here. And then press
because of a bug in Supabase when it comes to migrations. So let's quickly look for the code. Codex CLI's code is on the left, and Claude Code is on the right over here. Now, the solutions are pretty much the same for the Supabase function. They both do 16 comparisons when it comes to distance between...didn't realize that I wanted, but is useful. But despite that, Codex CLI doesn't seem to have written the second function that I hoped for, whereas Claude Code did write a second function. So maybe the implementation is slightly different here. And now comparing the solutions and notifications themselves, for Codex CLI, there does seem
building before deployment, then I'll use GitHub actions. So that's really the my main stack that I'm using. As far as AI assistance, I'm using Claude Code. Uh I was using Cursor, but I think Claude Code to me is the best agentic AI tool at the moment. So I went back to just regular...Code with the Claude Code extension. Now, I try not to vibe code very much, meaning just let the AI run wild and give it a few prompts here and there. Instead, I try to really structure my context and my rules and do that through multiple files and work with the agent rather than just dictate what I want
codecs are excellent. I'm going to be honest from a pure results perspective. I'm still liking the results I'm getting from Sonnet 45 in Claude Code a little bit more. I'll give you a quick sidebyside comparison of some of the things I've done with Claude Code and Codeex. I'm building a landing page...Vibe Coding Academy, which I'm launching in a couple weeks. It's going to have full courses on both Claude Code and Codeex as well as an entire community involved. This is what the landing page looks like that Codeex built. Claude Code built. I prefer this a little bit more. I think it's a stronger landing page
version. Anyways, firstly, we want to make sure we're on the latest version of claude by doing claude update. And then by running claude code, we can then see we have a new slash command, which is /sandbox. So running /sandbox, we can see that we can then configure it. Right now it's disabled, so pressing enter...passing through somehow. Okay, so in my case, I'm going to add these to excluded commands, because I want to be able to run Git and Docker from Claude Code without the sandbox. So if I then go to sandbox here, paste this in, excludedCommands, also add git. And the next thing I want to do is also
official This is breaking news here in the live stream. I may or may not very soon be shifting the official Alex Finn recommendation on how to use Claude Code to just using the straightup terminal very soon. I'm not prepared to do it just yet. yet because I want to iron out the workflow. out, okay, when...brownie with a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream on top. " Right? I've never used co-pilot, but I can tell you it's not as good as Claude Code. It's the same thing. I can just smell it. I can smell it on Copilot. It's not as good as Claude Code. I can smell it. Gemini
started. If you've never used Claude Code before then the first step is going to be to install it. You can do this on Mac or Windows by just following the instructions on the Claude Code documentation website. Now, I'll link that in the description below. It's fairly straightforward but you can also just...going to show you in this video. You just go to the code option at the top of the screen and that will open up a new session in Claude Code for you and you don't need to actually access the terminal but you can still do pretty much everything that you would be able to do with
Right, switching gears slightly, what is like the current state of Claude Code as a product? What are the latest features? What are you excited about? Some things that you're seeing folks do with it right now? - Claude Code, from the start, was built to be the simplest thing it can and to be as hackable as possible...think the hackability is something that we've been developing a lot, and that's something I'm really excited about. So originally, the way to hack Claude Code is adding to its CLAUDE. md. That was the original extension point. And CLAUDE. md, as you know, is like this file. You can put it in the root directory, child
less on the repetitive or dirty aspect of our work. And that's what you're going to learn in this course. In the next lesson, we'll get Claude code installed on your machine so you can start using it right away. All right, let's get Claude code installed on your machine. First, you need to sign...time. Oh, and by the way, I'm not an affiliate with Anthropic. I don't get a penny for recommending their tools. I just genuinely think Claude code is the best option out there right now. So, once you create an account and select a plan, head over to code. claude. com/docs. On this page, you can find
Sonet instead in this fourth session and ask those questions in the fourth session. Anyways, if you do want to learn a lot more when it comes to using Claude Code and mastering every single feature of Claude Code, then that's all covered in my Claude Code master class. There will be a link down below...interested with a New Year's sale coupon code. It is the most comprehensive class on Claude Code on the entire internet and you can search online and check. And if you're interested in my speech to text application that I have that will also be linked down below. I also did start a brand new newsletter as well
loud? Is it too down? What about the background music? You just say the background music. What does that mean? Um, at big checkpoints, I just say, "Hey, Claude Code, go in, check out our app top to bottom. Create a new markdown file. Tell us where we're at, what we're trying to accomplish, and what we have...hallway. I hear a cat going crazy. Um, that's silly. And they will be replaced. They are in total denial. They are in absolute total denial. Claude Code is going through and building our markdown file. The total rundown everything we're doing here just so we have context we can give to every single AI agent. Total denial
matter what you are into. I promise you can find a challenge to solve and then create content around it. So you built, you created, you started earning. Claude Code is supporting all of this. I regularly have Claude go and look at my social media channels and give me recommendations for content I can create. I have Claude Code...going every day, look at my YouTube channel and come up with new ideas for things I can build. So Claude Code is driving all this. Remember Claude Code's not just for code. It can also look at websites and give you advice, too. So we built
creator of Claude Code just revealed his entire Claude Code workflow and honestly it's amazing and I just learned a ton. In this video I'll go through all eight steps of his workflow and it'll have you building apps 100 times faster with Claude Code. Even if you've never touched a line of code in your...life, whether you're a stone cold beginner or a seasoned vet, by the end of this video you'll be a Claude Code master. Now lock in and let's get into it. So Boris Churnney, the creator of Claude Code, just revealed his entire workflow on X and it's really long, but I pulled out the eight