25% OFF: 2 Hours to Freedom: From Ticket to Tested Pull Request with Claude Code

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In order to attend, please register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2-hours-to-freedom-from-ticket-to-tested-pull-request-with-claude-code-tickets-1999067443537?aff=ideatoipo Claude Code is powerful, but most engineers don't know how to integrate it into their actual workflow. They try it once, get confused about context, or end up reviewing poorly-scoped changes. The result: they revert to manual coding because the friction isn't worth the speed gain. The Session This is a hands-on workshop where you'll learn how to use Claude Code as a workflow tool—not a replacement for your judgment. You'll work through real scenarios: exploring unfamiliar codebases, turning feature requests into implementation plans, drafting code and tests, and knowing when Claude Code is worth using versus when you need to steer. You'll Learn

• How to set up Claude Code and give it the context it needs to be useful
• How to explore an unfamiliar repository without losing oversight
• How to turn a feature request or bug into a working implementation plan
• How to review AI-generated code for correctness, security, and maintainability
• Which tasks are high-leverage for Claude Code and which require caution
• Prompt patterns that fit into existing Git, code-review, and CI/CD workflows

Who This Is For

• Software engineers and developers looking to improve day-to-day workflow
• Engineering managers and technical leads evaluating Claude Code for teams
• Data, platform, DevOps, and QA engineers
• Technical product managers who work closely with codebases
• Career-transitioning professionals with foundational coding experience

Prerequisites

• Comfort using a terminal and Git
• Familiarity with at least one programming language
• A laptop with a development environment installed
• Optional: a personal practice repository to work in

Format 90 minutes of interactive instruction with hands-on exercises. An optional 30-minute extended lab or Q&A follows for those who want deeper practice or discussion.